We are pleased to announce the release of the Wai Connection Year 2 Report.

You might wonder, ‘how do you protect something that swims between rivers and the ocean?’ Part of the answer is to ensure īnanga have optimal spawning habitat. That's why we’ve developed a process to ensure these important fish have the best chance to reproduce and thrive.

An introduction to underwater visual clarity in New Zealand's streams with Briar Broad and Hana Aickin

Landowners, catchment groups, and scientific expertise came together in Auckland for a hands-on Catchment Management Planning Workshop.

400 catchment and community organisations reached with tailored support and capacity-building. See the video below to learn how farmers...

It's long been Mountains to Sea's belief that communities hold the key to long-term freshwater and marine restoration. That's why the Wai...

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

MTSCT + UWEN: an enduring friendship On Sunday May 4th, Upper Waitematā Ecology Network (UWEN) and a host of environmental partners...

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

As a Māori rangatahi growing up in Hawkes Bay, like so many others, I had problems learning at school. This fuelled my passion..."

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