Whanganui Region Catchment Collective

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Whanganui Region Catchment Collective Whanganui Region Catchment Collective is a non-profit organisation set up to support catchment groups in the Whanganui Region.

Our vision statement: Enhancing Rural Communities, Water and Land

Recently WRCC along with Tania Bramley from NZ Landcare Trust, Sarah from Horizons Regional Council and Owhango School p...
23/09/2026

Recently WRCC along with Tania Bramley from NZ Landcare Trust, Sarah from Horizons Regional Council and Owhango School planted 1000 plants with funding from the Whanganui River Enhancement Trust Fund we are very grateful to get these Tamariki out into the field planting trees, and looking and learning about life in the stream and why we plant these trees.

🌿 Tomorrow in BrunswickThere's still time to join our final wetland workshop with Dr Rebecca Eivers.Whether you already ...
23/09/2026

🌿 Tomorrow in Brunswick

There's still time to join our final wetland workshop with Dr Rebecca Eivers.

Whether you already have a wetland or simply want to learn more about what's possible, you'll walk away with practical knowledge and ideas you can apply on your own property.

📍 Brunswick Hall 📅 Friday 25 September ⏰ 10am - 3pm

📧 Register today: [email protected]

See wetlands differently. See what's possible.

Why are wetlands worth paying attention to?Wetlands can: ✅ Improve water quality ✅ Provide habitat for native fish and b...
18/09/2026

Why are wetlands worth paying attention to?

Wetlands can: ✅ Improve water quality ✅ Provide habitat for native fish and birds ✅ Support biodiversity ✅ Increase landscape resilience

Join us next week to learn how to identify, protect, and enhance wetlands on your property with practical advice from Dr Rebecca Eivers, an applied freshwater ecologist and wetland specialist.

Three opportunities to attend:

📍 Waimiha - Monday 21 September
📍 Owhango - Wednesday 23 September
📍 Brunswick - Friday 25 September

Register through the contact listed on your local flyer.

Got a Wet Area on Farm? It Could Be an Opportunity.That soggy corner you've been driving around for years could be doing...
16/09/2026

Got a Wet Area on Farm? It Could Be an Opportunity.

That soggy corner you've been driving around for years could be doing far more than you think.

Join WRCC and wetland specialist Dr Rebecca Eivers next week for a practical workshop exploring the value of natural wetlands in farming landscapes. From improving water quality to creating habitat for native species, wetlands can deliver benefits well beyond the fence line.

Whether you have an established wetland, a damp gully, or simply want to understand what's possible on your property, this workshop is for you.

📍 Waimiha | Monday 21 September
📍 Owhango | Wednesday 23 September
📍 Brunswick | Friday 25 September

⏰ 10am to 3pm

👉 Don't miss this opportunity to learn directly from one of New Zealand's leading wetland specialists and see local examples in the field.

Lunch provided - please register to avoid missing out.

To register: 📧 Waimiha - [email protected]
📧 Owhango - [email protected]
📧 Brunswick - [email protected]

Register today and bring a neighbour, farming partner, or catchment group member along.

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