Come and join us at Campbells Bay, Kakanui for a Beach clean up. Waitaki Geopark welcomes all ages to attend and we will have spot prizes up for grabs for supporting the local clean up event. More info to come!

Come to Oriental Bay and celebrate Keep New Zealand Beautiful's Clean Up Week with Our Seas Our Future! Bring friends and pick up the most rubbish to win prizes from our partners.

Join us in cleaning up the lakefront in honour of Keep New Zealand Beautiful’s Clean Up Week! Clean Up Week may have been delayed, but it only gives us an excuse to celebrate in an even more fun way – on Halloween! Come in costume and try trick or treating with a twist – pick […]

We will meet at English Park car park situated on Cranford Street. Group will break up and clean the full surroundings of English Park, waterways and outside the local Primary School. Next we will cross at the lights situated outside English Park and walk down Cranford towards St Albans Park, situated between Madras and Barbadoes […]

We'll meet at Hokio Reserve on Tawhiti St and make our way through the dunes onto the beach cleaning up as we go. Horowhenua District Council will cook up some saussies for the end of the clean up. Some bags and gloves will be available, however volunteers are encouraged to bring your own gear from […]

Let's do our part to protect our Taiao by cleaning up some of the rubbish around our rohe

Join this Clean Up Week event.

Hosted by the Temuka Girl Guides

We will meet at the Alex Moore Park carpark and have a sausage sizzle afterwards. All welcome. Please bring your own gloves if you have them.

Join this Clean Up Week event

Join Te Puke in our Spring Clean during the week 13-17 September! Our downtown clean up event is running on Wednesday 15 September, 3pm – 6pm. Start at 'The Hub', collect your bag and gloves (or BYO bucket/gloves) and be assigned an area. Finish at 'The Daily Cafe' – where rubbish is to be sorted, […]

The Te Teko Residents Association has organised a clean up day for our town. Our event titled "I care" because we care about our town, we care about our community, we care about our whenua, we care about our whanau and we want our community to show up and also say "I care". We would […]