December 2022 Newsletter
December 2022 Newsletter As 2022 draws towards the end, it’s a great time to reflect on what the year has delivered. For those that work in the Taiao space it […]
July 2022 Newsletter
July 2022 Newsletter Welcome to our July 2022 Newsletter Happy mid-winter everyone. We hope you all enjoyed Matariki with friends and whānau. Matariki is a special occasion in the New […]
MOWs: How a community group rescued Waihī Harbour Wetland, Part 3
In the third article on how Maketū Ōngātoro Wetland Society (MOWS) rescued Waihī Harbour Wetland, society chairman Julian Fitter looks at the current situation, and the future. Click the link […]
MOWs: How a community group rescued Waihī Harbour Wetland, Part 2
In part 2 of the story of how Maketū Ōngātoro Wetland Society (MOWS) rescued Waihī Harbour Wetland, society chairman Julian Fitter describes what happened once the worst of the weeds […]
MOWs: How a community group rescued Waihī Harbour Wetland, Part 1
This is the first part of the story of how Maketū Ongatoro Wetland Society (MOWS), a small community group, rescued the Waihī Harbour Wetland from weed oblivion and made it […]
April Newsletter 2022
April 2022 Newsletter Welcome to our April 2022 Newsletter Well, the first few months of 2022 have been quite challenging. We hope you and your whanau are doing ok as […]
December Newsletter 2021
A Big Warm Welcome! Welcome to our Christmas edition newsletter, wrapping up the last few months! The team at BCA would like to thank you for your continued support and […]
September Newsletter 2021
Welcome to our September 2021 Newsletter Welcome to our latest update for 2021. We hope everyone is keeping safe and well. The good news is that spring is in the […]
May Newsletter 2021
May 2021 Newsletter Kia ora and welcome to our May 2021 newsletter. A lot of exciting things have happened here at Bay Conservation Alliance and across the network since we […]
Annual Reports
The intention of our annual reports is to showcase the efforts of both BCA and our member groups work throughout each year. It provides a collective story of community conservation […]
