Tag: Tamaki Estuary
Winners of Estuary Art and Ecology Award revealed
Artist Wesley John Fourie has been named the winner of the environmentally-themed 16th annual Estuary Art and Ecology Award.
Last weekend at the Uxbridge Malcolm...
Tāmaki Estuary seagrass returns
Tamaki Estuary is slowly showing signs of ecological recovery after several decades of poor health.
One of most encouraging signs appears to be the gradual...
Submissions open for Estuary Art and Ecology Award
Uxbridge Arts and Culture is inviting artists to participate in the upcoming Estuary Art and Ecology Award.
In its 16th year, the prestigious environmentally-themed award...
UXBRIDGE calls for entries for Estuary Art and Ecology Prize
It’s nearly time to enter the Estuary Art and Ecology Prize, now in its 14th year, with a prize pool of $8300.
Successful entries will...
Plights and delights of the Tamaki Estuary
The Uxbridge Centre will host the 13th Annual Estuary Art and Ecology Awards on Saturday.
The finalists entries feature the plights and delights of the...
Volunteers target plastic at beaches
Eighty people volunteered on Sunday in the last of four beach clean-ups around the Tamaki Estuary.
Half the volunteers sat down on the job, because they were...
All washed up – two vessels confirmed rescued
Two boats are confirmed as having slipped their moorings overnight last Thursday following extremely high winds.
This vessel above was captured on camera by the...
School planting day to launch TREEmendous makeover
Anchorage Park School in Pakuranga will become a TREEmendous school next term when they transform an unused area of their school field into an...
Pied shag colony in trouble
The starved body of a young pied shag is a harsh reminder that Auckland's only suburban pied shag colony is dwindling.