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Wairarapa

Getting involved

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Volunteer, join or start a project

Beach clean-up with children from Pirinoa School and volunteers, Palliser Bay, Wairarapa. Photo: Amanda Cosgrove.

Learn about volunteer opportunities and community conservation projects in the Wairarapa.

For teachers

School children at Castlepoint Scenic Reserve. Photo: Sandra Burles.

Resources for teachers about conservation education in the Wairarapa, including field trip information.

Events & awards

Children from Whareama and Tinui Schools dune planting as part of Conservation Week, Castlepoint Scenic Reserve. Photo: Briggs Pilkington.

Discover how you can get involved in Wairarapa conservation events and find out about regional conservation awards.

NZ Conservation Authority & boards

Castle point. Photo: Lindsey McFarland.

Get information about Conservation Boards and the NZCA that is specific to the Wairarapa region.

Consultations

Pingao, Pahaoa, Wairarapa. Photo: Tony Silbery.

Review Wairarapa consultations.

 

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