First steps to renew Waiohine flood defences

New flood hazard information for the Greytown area will help the community and councils plan better flood defences for the future, says Greater Wellington Manager Flood Protection Graeme Campbell. This is the first step of a plan to review the flood risks on the Waiohine and lower...

Raising awareness about flood hazard information

Flood hazard information for the Waiwhetu and Awamutu Streams in Hutt City and the flood and erosion hazard for the Wainuiomata River is being sent to all potentially affected landowners. Greater Wellington Regional Council gathered this information for the Hutt Valley using aerial...

 

Outdoors opportunities close to home

Fancy grabbing some gravel this weekend? How about taking a kid tramping? Or learning something new in a guided tour to explore the fascinating ecology of a popular park? All these opportunities for fun in the sun are on offer this weekend (13-14 February) in Greater Wellington’...

Wairarapa transport plan out for comment

Public feedback is being sought on a draft 20-year plan for the Wairarapa Transport Corridor. Wellington Regional Transport Committee is reviewing the plan for the corridor, which starts north of Te Marua, Upper Hutt and follows SH2 and the Wairarapa railway line through to north of...

 
13 Feb

Rimutaka Rail Trail 2

A long (17km) but easy 5-hour scenic walk exploring our unique...

13 Feb

The Hutt Great Gravel Grab

Help prevent flooding in the Hutt Valley!  Join Greater Wellington's Flood...

13 Feb

Friends of Owhiro Stream

Plant maintenance and plant release, clearing space for existing native plants...

Monitoring

Environmental warnings

There is a high risk to river users from toxic algae in the Waipoua River at Colombo Rd.  River users, including those with dogs, are advised to avoid this area,  click here for more information.

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