Korokoro Environmental Group

Korokoro Environmental Group Korokoro Environmental Group supports KEG supports and encourages a range of worthwhile community initiatives on conservation and biodiversity

• We make and maintain bush and hilltop walking tracks such as O'Donahoos and Puketirotiro.
• We restore and sustain bush reserves by weeding, planting and pest control.
• We encourage recycling and environmental sustainability in our area.
• We work with the Greater Wellington Regional Council on pest monitoring in the Korokoro Valley.
• We make constructive submissions for HCC Long Term Communit

y Plan to get funding for safer roads and other environmental initiatives.
• We have lobbied for visual and ecological improvements such as felling Galbraith's Gully pines.
• We negotiate with developers to aim for well-planned sub-divisions, e.g. by providing for walking access to Korokoro Valley.
• We closely monitor the planned Petone Grenada link road, our focus being on protection of environmental and community values.
◦ We contribute to better planning for Korokoro by liaising with local and regional councils.
◦ We keep in touch with other community and environmental groups.

Spied a lovely Tomtit on the Korokoro dam loop walk this morning. Thanks to the great pest control going on. This isn’...
29/05/2026

Spied a lovely Tomtit on the Korokoro dam loop walk this morning. Thanks to the great pest control going on. This isn’t the actual bird, they are very good at hiding and quick movement. I can’t spot it in the bush photo

Local enviroschool network is hosting some events nearby if anyone is keen the links are here
30/04/2026

Local enviroschool network is hosting some events nearby if anyone is keen the links are here

Great day at the Korokoro Stream looking at the fish in the awa, with the help of GWRC and Enviroschool folks. We saw up...
25/04/2026

Great day at the Korokoro Stream looking at the fish in the awa, with the help of GWRC and Enviroschool folks. We saw up close inanga, blue gilled and red finned bullies toitoi and titikura and a lovely tuna. We learned about what they eat and what eats them. And we learned about the plans for a rock passage A great learning experience for little kids and big kids. Thanks to the organisers

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