Kāpiti Marine Reserve Display at I-Site
Visitors to the Kāpiti i-SITE visitor information centre can now view dynamic underwater video footage from the Kāpiti Marine Reserve following the recent installation of […]
Environment
Kāpiti Council comes knocking
A reminder for Waikanae and Peka Peka residents who live in the tsunami evacuation zones. This Sunday the Kāpiti Coast District Council will be door-knocking […]
Raumati South prepares for a Tsunami
Join staff from Kāpiti Coast District Council and volunteers from Red Cross to door-knock properties sitting in tsunami evacuation zones. Sundays 11 June and/or 18 […]
Kāpiti ready for World Naked Gardening Day on May 7th
Kāpiti is invited to join the rest of the world in celebrating World Naked Gardening Day on May 7th. Of course this day was started […]
A war on basic knowledge
In what looks like a cautionary tale Amy Davidson of The New Yorker says of Donald Trump – He said that his order puts “an […]
A war on basic knowledge
In what looks like a cautionary tale Amy Davidson of The New Yorker says of Donald Trump – He said that his order puts “an […]
Paekākāariki-Pukerua Bay Escarpment Track Award Nominee
The Wellington branch of Te Araroa Trust has been nominated among the 2017 Walking Access Champion award winners for its work creating the popular Paekākāariki-Pukerua […]
Waikanae Lagoon monitored for toxic algae
Kāpiti Coast District Council is advising people to keep their dogs on leashes if heading near Waimanu Lagoon in Waikanae this weekend due to the […]
Government vows that by 2040, 90% of New Zealands rivers will be vaguely liquid in nature
Environment Minister Nick Smith says the country’s rivers will “almost universally” be swimmable by 2040, but urges New Zealander’s not to drink from them.Environment Minister […]
Water use agreements crucial
A new national report on water quality reinforces the need for regional councils to work with communities on managing freshwater says Chris Laidlaw, Greater Wellington […]