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Adopt a Drain – Winter 2026
Welcome to our ‘Adopt a Drain’ Winter Newsletter With the storms we’ve experienced over the winter, what happens when rain hits our roads is… Read more -
Stormwater: Through the Lens of Urban Strategy and Community in Our Catchment
Written by Lottie Oatts & Jose Cranfield Stormwater within WAI Wānaka’s Urban Strategy It has been a particularly rainy summer here in the… Read more -
Adopt a Drain – Autumn 2026
Welcome to our ‘Adopt a Drain’ Autumn Newsletter The summer has flown by, and we can’t believe it’s the time for our Autumn edition… Read more -
Glendhu Station: Intergenerational Stewardship, Innovation and Environmental Leadership
Nestled between the Motatapu River and the lower Fern Burn, Glendhu Station stands as one of the Upper Clutha’s most compelling examples of intergenerational land… Read more -
International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2026
Celebrating the women protecting these waterways. Every year on the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we’re reminded of the power of… Read more -
Stronger Together: How the Upper Clutha Rural Strategy Supports Farmers and Aligns with National Priorities
The Upper Clutha Rural Strategy 2030 marks a major step forward for our rural communities. Developed collaboratively by farmers across the Upper Clutha and supported… Read more -
Behind WAI’s Short Film ‘Water is Life’: A Conversation with Zoe Hawkins
If you can dive in it, you can protect it. As part of our summer campaign, we’re asking some epic locals how they use… Read more -
Adopt a Drain – Summer 2025/26
Welcome to our ‘Adopt a Drain’ Summer Newsletter Summer in the Upper Clutha is in full swing – longer days, activities, parties, lake dips and out… Read more