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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 -
Bridging Worlds at the Wānaka A&P Show: Inside the Agri Exchange Tent
Each March, the Wānaka A&P Show transforms the lakefront into a vibrant celebration of rural life, innovation, community spirit, and the deep connections that… Read more -
If You Love It, You Can Protect It
Using the Lakes Responsibly This Summer This summer, we’ve been inviting everyone to use the lakes responsibly. Whether you are a local, a visitor… Read more -
Working Together for the Future of the Alpine Lakes
New Zealand’s alpine lakes are among the most pristine and iconic freshwater systems in the world. However, their health cannot be taken for granted. Read more -
Artists Talk & Digital Photography Exhibition
Nick Netzler, a photographer from Wellington, travelled to Wānaka earlier this year, as part of Creative NZ’s Pacific Arts Nature Residencies. His first time… Read more -
Keeping It Clear: How Can We Protect the Upper Clutha’s Precious Waterways
Many of us have lived here a long time and watched the Upper Clutha’s lakes and rivers through the seasons and decades–from glassy calm… Read more -
Riding 600km for Freshwater Conservation, The Old-Fashioned Way
This June, Tanguy Nissou is taking on a challenge to give back to Wānaka, the place where he has been a working-holiday-local. He’ll be… Read more -
Taking action for World Water Day
In te reo Māori, wai means water – the lifeblood of all things and the world’s most precious resource. Here in the Upper Clutha, we… Read more