Nature Cleanup at the Scott St Walkway (Hāwera) on Saturday 30 May 10am (it is fine to be late!)
Come and help us clean this beautiful walkway and surroundings!
This event is sponsored by the Toi Foundation and is family and young kids-friendly! Your pēpi and tamariki are welcome!
ALL WELCOME! You do NOT need to be “fit” or stay for the full 2 hours. Any help is MUCH APPRECIATED!
10am (or later) - Meet us at the end of Scott Street (at 2 Scott St) for a kōrero - briefing. Look for the Sustainable Taranaki flag!
BYO gloves & buckets if possible, but we'll provide some if needed!
+ BYO gumboots if possible! Some sections might be muddy.
12pm (or earlier) - Meeting back to drop off all the trash collected (we will separate all items to divert as much as we can from the landfill)
No RSVP required! Just show up!
The aim of this event is:
to clean this location the best we can
to divert trash from the landfill
to engage and educate our community about waste and recycling
to create a fun and meaningful event for families to connect with the environment and take action towards bettering sustainability/conservation
See you on Saturday 30 May. 10am (or later!) at the Scott St Walkway! **
** This event is weather-dependent and may be postponed. A decision will be made 48h before the event. Stay tuned!
Actividades comunitarias
nature cleanup
Community Projects
Hāwera
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Comida / Bebida
Kai Resilience
Community Projects
Sustainability
Surplus Fruit / Veggie & Preserves
Produce
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Shifts available in October:
Sunday 19th 9:30am-12noon
Sunday 19th 12noon-2:30pm
Monday 27th (Labour Day) 9:30am-12noon
Monday 27th (Labour Day) 12noon-2:30pm
Actividades comunitarias
Sustainability
Community Activities
Community Projects
New Plymouth
Events
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Climate Action Now will be a free, all day event with speakers and workshops focusing on some of the issues and solutions identified in Toitū Taranaki 2030.
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1) energy and transport,
2) agriculture, food resilience and reforestation,
3) political and social transformation, education and mobilisation.
More details are available on Climate Justice Taranaki website.
Otros
Kai Resilience
Community Activities
Education
Community Projects
science
climate change
economics
energy
Transport
reforestation
Workshop once a month every third Saturday.
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crafting
Community Projects
Lessons
New Plymouth