Envirohub Bay of Plenty

Envirohub Bay of Plenty We're here to help Bay of Plenty communities learn about and connect with more sustainable futures.
(1)

08/10/2026

Climate Canvas is on at The Carlton Gallery in Katikati, and you’re invited to get stuck in 🫶

Come and see the finalists’ artwork responding to this year’s theme, Precious Resources.

While you’re there, add your own touch to the Community Loom Project. Weave strips of repurposed t-shirts into a shared piece of art that’s also a functional rug. All ages and abilities welcome.

📍 Carlton Gallery, Katikati
📅 Now until 1st November
🎟️ Free Entry

Weaving waste into wonder, together 💚

Proudly sponsored by Creative Bay of Plenty - Te Waka Auaha Toi

06/10/2026

🌿 What could a Predator Free Bay of Plenty look like?

Imagine a Bay of Plenty where native birdsong is part of everyday life, our green spaces are thriving, and native wildlife has a safer place to call home. 🐦🌱

A predator free Bay of Plenty is a big goal, but big conservation change starts when communities work together.

This Saturday, join us for a public meeting and hear from Predator Free Wellington about their journey in Miramar.

They’ll share how they got started, what they’ve achieved, what they’ve learnt along the way, and what their experience could mean for the Bay of Plenty.

Come along, hear the story, ask questions and be part of the conversation about what’s possible for our region.

📅 This Saturday
🚪 Doors open: 3:00pm
🕞 Meeting starts: 3:30pm
📍Mount Maunganui Bridge Club

Learn more and register here: https://events.humanitix.com/for-the-birds-for-the-bush-for-the-bay

Predator Free BOP

06/10/2026

The cut-off to register to vote is approaching fast! 🗳️

If you’ve recently moved, turned 18, or changed your details, now is a great time to make sure you’re good to go before October 25th.

It only takes a couple of minutes to check your status or sign up online. While you’re at it, take a quick second to ask your friends, family, and flatmates if they’re enrolled too!

👉 Head to vote.nz to check your details or enrol today.

02/10/2026

Our friends over at Western Bay Wildlife Trust were alerted to a clip on a community page this morning showing someone stroking a kororā (little blue penguin).
While they might be incredibly cute and small, this is an absolute no-no. Thankfully, the person did the right thing by calling for help, as a nocturnal bird being out during the day and allowing human contact is a strong sign that something isn’t right.
It’s a timely reminder that, as much as we might want to help our precious wildlife, the best thing we can do is keep our distance, avoid handling them and call the experts for advice.
If you come across a wild animal that appears distressed or injured, contact a wildlife rescue organisation for guidance rather than attempting to handle it yourself.
If you want to support the amazing work Western Bay Wildlife Trust does to protect our local wildlife head over to their page to find out how you can help. As a charity, they rely on the generosity of donors and volunteers to continue their crucial work.

A predator free Bay of Plenty is a big goal... But big conservation change starts with communities taking action togethe...
01/10/2026

A predator free Bay of Plenty is a big goal...

But big conservation change starts with communities taking action together.

Join us for this public meeting, joined by Predator Free Wellington's Alastair. Hear from them how they became predator free, what they've achieved, what they've learnt along the way, and how these lessons could help shape the future of predator free work here in the Bay of Plenty.

We'd love to see you there
Please register here: https://f.mtr.cool/33nozm1kja

The Young at Heart Festival starts tomorrow! 🎉Join us at The Atrium tomorrow to celebrate the launch of this year’s fest...
30/09/2026

The Young at Heart Festival starts tomorrow! 🎉

Join us at The Atrium tomorrow to celebrate the launch of this year’s festival.

What better way to celebrate the International Day of Older Persons than with an afternoon of connection, activities, music and plenty of opportunities to discover what’s happening across the Bay?

📅 Thursday 1 October
🕐 1-4pm
📍 The Atrium, Tauranga

We have a line up of services coming along to talk with you about what they provide, some fun activities to have a go, demonstrations of what's on offer for the festival week and music performances to enjoy!

Check out the full lineup of events here: https://f.mtr.cool/yqc1i5l0dy

A little look back at the Walk with the Wading Birds event as part of Climate Action Festival 🐦Let this be your reminder...
29/09/2026

A little look back at the Walk with the Wading Birds event as part of Climate Action Festival 🐦

Let this be your reminder to get outside and learn more about the incredible wildlife right on our doorstep.

A big thank you to everyone who joined us, shared their knowledge and to Forest & Bird for putting this event together and helping us learn more about this special environment!

📸: Morgan Hide Photography

28/09/2026

Predator Free Wellington Alastair Henshaw will be joining us this October to share the story of their work. How they started, what they've achieved, and the lessons they've learnt along the way.

Hear from Alastair at our public meeting and explore how those lessons could help shape the future of predator free work here in the Bay of Plenty.

📅 Saturday 10 October
📍 Mount Maunganui Bridge Club
🕒 3:30-5:00pm

Come along, hear their story, share your ideas and be part of the conversation about what’s next for a Predator Free Bay of Plenty.

Please register here: https://f.mtr.cool/mhvvpsisx0

Predator Free BOP

Address

31B Glasgow Street
Tauranga
3110

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 2pm
Tuesday 10am - 2pm
Wednesday 10am - 2pm
Thursday 10am - 2pm

Telephone

+6475786664

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Envirohub Bay of Plenty posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Organization

Send a message to Envirohub Bay of Plenty:

Shortcuts

Share

Category