The Whangapouri creek is an unassuming awa running 15km from Pukekohe to the Pahurehure inlet on Auckland’s Manukau Harbour.  The creek...

Grassroots training empowers Waikato communities to restore streams, monitor freshwater, and protect īnanga spawning sites #waiconnection

Ever wanted to be a pirate seeking treasure? Well this experience is exactly the same! Just replace pirate with eco-warrior, and treasure

Te Henga (Bethells Beach), West Auckland West Auckland’s Matuku Link was buzzing with activity on February 2nd as more people than...

Read about Mary's experience with the Whitebait Connection Programme in Northland as a teacher.

Read about Annika's experience in Volunteering for Mountains to Sea in Northland

A group of kaitiaki who undertook the Fresh Water monitoring workshop delivered by Whitebait Connection in June have continued testing.

How likely are you to find Īnanga eggs the first time you search? On average, not likely...unless you have Ngāti's eyes!

Kaitiaki Whangaroa sharing their experience of a Community Based Freshwater monitoring workshop held in Whangaroa in June 2023

Last week Greer Morgan from the Whitebait Connection Northland team went out to support Tinopai Resource Management Unit (www.tinopairmu.co.

Īnanga (galaxias masculatus) is the most well known species of Galaxias and is found around our coastal rivers, streams, lakes and swamps, i

Whitebait Connection, in collaboration with Hokianga Harbour Care and the Whirinaki Trust, held a two-day freshwater wānanga.