Conservation Volunteers Wellington

22/01/2026

Kia ora - we've moved!

We have moved to a NEW National page. Now we can share stories and updates from all of our regions in one place.

Follow us at Conservation Volunteers New Zealand

15/01/2026

🍃 This page will be closing soon — because we are going national!

We’re bringing all our regional updates together into one national Conservation Volunteers New Zealand page, making it easier to follow our projects, events, and volunteer mahi from across the country.

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30/12/2025

🍃 An exciting change is coming!

This page will be closing soon — but we’re not disappearing.

We’re bringing all our regional updates together into one national Conservation Volunteers New Zealand page so you can follow every project, event, and story in one place ✨

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24/12/2025

🎄 Meri Kirihimete from all of us at Conservation Volunteers New Zealand 💚

As the year wraps up, we want to say a huge thank you to everyone who’s been part of our mahi — our volunteers, partners, supporters, and community groups across the motu.

From planting trees and restoring habitats to clearing rubbish and caring for our waterways, your time, energy, and commitment have made a real difference for nature and communities this year.

We hope you’re able to take a well-earned break, enjoy time with loved ones, and soak up the summer season.

Here’s to rest, reflection, and more conservation action together in the year ahead 🌿

23/12/2025

🌿 Heads up, everyone!

This page is closing soon — but we’re not going far.

We’re shifting everything to our main Conservation Volunteers New Zealand page so you can find all our updates, events, and volunteer opportunities in one spot 💚

👉 Give Conservation Volunteers New Zealand a follow to stay connected with what’s happening nationwide.

20/12/2025

Farewell Brooke 😭😭🫶🫶

We are saying Haera rā to Wellingtons regional manager Brooke Turner.

To Brooke; Your impact on CVNZ has been monumental. You are the most compassionate and caring of persons. Your love and caring shows in the hand crocheted tea cup cozies, to the snack 'love packs' you plan for staff on busy days. We will never forget your commitment to the wellbeing of our staff and of course, the natural spaces of Wellington.

You are moving on in your career but, are leaving a bunch of friendships that will carry on 💚 WE WILL MISS YOU (and your puppy Leia) 🐾
Ā tōna wā ki tōna wāhi
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19/12/2025

That's a wrap! 🤩

Thank you to all the volunteers who made it out to our last event for 2025.
You all did some amazing mahi up on Waimapihi Hill 💚
We will miss you all over the break 😭but have a wonderful holiday.
SEE YOU NEXT YEAR!! 🥳

Thank you also to Wellington City Council, your support means the world to us.
And of course a massive thank you Brooklyn Trail Builders! your incredible mahi does not go unnoticed on the Waimapihi trails.

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This page will close soon! Follow Conservation Volunteers New Zealand for for all our stories and updates.

16/12/2025

🌿 Important update!

This page will be closing soon as we bring all our regional pages together into one national page: Conservation Volunteers New Zealand

By joining forces, we can share more stories, more impact, and more ways to get involved — all in one place 💚

👉 Follow Conservation Volunteers New Zealand to keep up with our projects and events across the country.

12/12/2025

09/12/2025

Sam Judd (right) from Sustainable Coastlines will be having a chat with Peter Wi******er, tomorrow (Wednesday) at 10 am about the upcoming Clean Up The Hutt event this Saturday 13 December.
Tune in to 106.7 FM or listen online: huttcityfm.co.nz

Gemma England (left) is from conservation_volunteers_nz

Photo credit: Bruce Mackay, The Post

09/12/2025

🌿 Kia ora team — a quick update!

This page will be wrapping up soon, but don’t worry… we’re not disappearing.
We’re combining all our regional pages into one national Conservation Volunteers New Zealand whānau.

That means one place for all our stories, events, and volunteer mahi from Tāmaki Makaurau, Te Whanganui-a-Tara, and Ōtautahi 💚

👉 Make sure you follow Conservation Volunteers New Zealand to stay in the loop with everything happening across Aotearoa.