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The Manuherekia Voice: Spring – Manuherekia Catchment Group

The land and soil science team at ORC are looking for local sites to join their soil health monitoring programme this spring.  It involves taking samples along a single 50m transect for chemical,

The Manuherekia Voice: Spring – Thomsons Project

The project continues at Orkney wetland and we’ve got around 200 carex plants to get in the ground – these all help crowd out the weeds.  We’d love to see you there and appreciate any time you

The Manuherekia Voice: Spring – Waiora Manuherekia Project

This hands-on event will showcase a wide range of practical innovations, including drones, tractors, electric utes, renewable energy solutions, and other tools designed to help farmers adapt, save

The Manuherekia Voice: Winter – Manuherekia Catchment Group

Our AGM is coming up on 18 September, and we’d love to see you there. If you’re interested in being part of the Manuherekia Catchment Group’s decision-making body, we’d love to hear from

The Manuherekia Voice: Winter – Waiora Manuherekia Project

 It’s been a busy few months for the Waiora Manuherekia Project, with restoration work, community events, and plenty of behind-the-scenes planning all coming together to support a healthier

The Manuherekia Voice: Winter – Thomsons Catchment Project

What started back in 2020 as a bold vision – to improve water quality, support biodiversity, and empower our community to lead change – has grown into something far bigger than we imagined.

A Remarkable Transformation at Lower Manorburn Reserve

The restoration of the area known as "the island" at Lower Manorburn Reserve is now complete, marking a major milestone in local conservation efforts. Led by the Lower Manorburn Reserve Working Group

MCG GM Clare Hadley reflects on a successful first year of the Waiora Manuherekia project.

In this Otago Daily Times opinion piece, Clare Hadley, General Manager of the Manuherekia Catchment Group, shares insights from the first year of the Waiora Manuherekia project. From willow removal a

Minister’s second trip to view Manuherikia catchment environmental work

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One year of catchment work marked

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Ida Valley Catchment Group bringing biodiversity to Poolburn Gorge

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Thomsons Catchment Project celebrated

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