Featured Stories
Gaining ground with weeding and planting on Raglan peninsular
Raglan Area School, Te Kura A Rohe O Whaingaroa, is a vibrant, bicultural school situated on a beautiful peninsula overlooking Whaingaroa Harbour beneath Karioi Maunga. This peninsular has been part of a school and community restoration towards native coastal ngahere for some years. Read more about the latest burst of energy and action!
Benefits of working together shown in Taupō approach
Experienced Enviroschools facilitator, Jenni Scothern-King, shares her first impressions of an Environmental Education collective she has joined as part of her shift from Te Matau ā Māui/ Hawkes Bay to Taupo. Find out more about how this community of facilitators works and the benefits that are emerging.
Māhoe, mānuka and karamū to replace mignonette at Maeroa
Inspired by a trip to Sanctuary Mountain – Maungatautari, students and staff at Maeroa Intermediate in Kirikiriroa/ Hamilton recognised to potential for learning and action in their own back yard. Read more about the journey that the whole school has been on to appreciate and care for their school gully.
Intergenerational collaboration to restore awa.
A community vision to restore the Upper Waiomou Catchment has become an integral part of Te Poi School curriculum. The school involvement over several years of planting has been strengthened with a recent upscaled approach seeing 6000 placed in temporary care in a school nursery, a successful planting day and a move towards 24,000 plants to go in the ground this year. Powerful learning!
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