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MCG Spring Newsletter

Welcome to the spring edition of the MCG Newsletter. This issue brings you a recap of our lively AGM, along with updates on the Thomsons Catchment Project’s achievements, the exciting launch of the

Thomsons Project – Spring Newsletter 2024

As we move into the final stretch of the year, we’ve had a reminder of how unpredictable spring can be. Mid September brought a sudden turn in weather, with hot sunny days giving way to snow and

Thomsons Project – Winter Newsletter 2024

As always with the Thomsons Catchment Project, and especially the wetland, there is a huge amount happening over a relatively short time. Since our Autumn newsletter in March, we’ve been focusing

MCG Winter Newsletter

Welcome to the winter edition of our newsletter! We're excited to bring you more stories, updates and insights, and to delve into topics that matter to you. The big news this winter is we’ve

Meet Ro McDiarmid - our MCG Treasurer

We're excited to introduce our committee members who make MCG possible and drive our mission forward. First up, meet our treasurer Ro McDiarmid.

Working together the key to resolving Manuherikia issues

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Unlock the Secrets of Your Soil

Thomsons Catchment Project is pleased to announce a practical learning day focused on soil management for local farmers. The event will take place on Wednesday 26 June 2024, from 11am to 2.30pm,

Manuherekia Catchment Group welcomes new General Manager, Clare Hadley

Starting 1 April, Clare Hadley will officially join the Manuherekia Catchment Group (MCG) in a newly created General Manager position.

MCG Autumn Newsletter

Welcome back to our newsletter's second edition! We're buzzing with excitement to share more stories, updates and insights with you. Following the positive response to our debut, we're diving deeper

Thomsons Project - Autumn Newsletter 2024

It’s incredible to reflect that it’s only been a year since we started building the wetland. At the end of 2022, we started removing willows and draining old duck ponds and we turned the first

Thomsons Project: Constructed Wetland Factsheet

Although years in the making, in just over a year we’ve built a functioning wetland to improve freshwater quality, exiting the Sluice channel tributary into Thomsons Creek and then into the

Thomsons Wetland Celebrates World Wetlands Day

Bring a picnic and join us for ice cream, guided wetland tours, plus wetland bingo and giveaways for the kids! Help us celebrate the completion of the first phase of the wetland; its construction and

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