We are teaming up with Massey University to ensure that we are producing a great compost, maximising ecological benefits.

Sign the online petition! Let’s reinstate regular passenger rail services in Taranaki, reconnecting communities across the North Island with safe, sustainable, and inclusive public transport.

From Oct. 31 to Nov. 16, explore 42 open properties and join over 50 events designed to spark curiosity, connection, and action!

What is the impact of the built environment in Taranaki? What are the solutions local builders and homeowners can look into?

Keeping food waste in Taranaki and turning it into a resource that enriches the soil: this is the Green Loop!

We are looking for volunteers to join the Zero Waste community at the Royal A&P Show and Taranaki Tū Mai.

You know where your bin is collected, but do you know where it goes next and where it ends up? Find out in this article!

Following the release of 100 kiwi, Ngā Manu Pīkoko have the opportunity to contribute to a fundamental part of ensuring the hauora of our manu taonga, through kiwi monitoring.

Find out where and when are all the local markets in Taranaki! Full list and map in the article.

Eco-sourcing, sustainable education and students involvement: learn about this Francis Douglas Memorial College’s project.

Since 2021, Te Ara Taiao has been involved in translocating and releasing 250 Kiwi in Te Papakura o Taranaki, and the results have been inspiring…

Our 8 programmes were all very busy in 2024! Here is our BIG recap!

We asked our staff to share one of their favourite moments during the past year. Here is what they said!

Finding the perfect gift for the sustainable enthusiast in your life can be a challenge. This Taranaki Green Gifting Guide is your compass to navigating the realm of sustainable gifting with ease.

After a first season and 24 inspiring episodes, Talking Taiao is BACK! 6 new episodes are on their way in 2023 for season 2!

Meet Lorella, a local artist and educator hosting a large-scale exhibition of beach plastic artworks in New Plymouth for Plastic-Free July.

One way we all can contribute to the collective effort to reduce transport emissions is to ride a bike for transport more often. If you’re keen to bike more, here are some ideas for how to get started!

Over three days, four team members participated in the region’s waste audit that sampled rubbish from 175 residential bins and 30 public bins…