The Manawatu Estuary Trust Inc. is a community conservation group dedicated to looking after the Manawatu River Estuary, an internationally recognized RAMSAR site.
Bringing together community catchment groups made up of and led by landowners who are passionate about their environment and working together to achieve their goals
This Trust aims to make Manawatu a leader in emission-free public transport.
The Manawatu Walkways Promotion Society promotes, lobbies for, develops and maintains walking opportunities in the Manawatu.
MUSA is the independent Massey University Student Association.
Massey University Sustainability Club’s aim is to promote and encourage involvement in sustainability initiatives within and beyond the university community.
The main aim of Menzshed is to keep people involved with the community and maintain a space where projects can be undertaken that will benefit the community.
Farmers tend to be tree planters, and there is strong commitment to environmental quality outcomes and conservation in much of what they do. The Middle Districts branch of the New Zealand Farm Forestry Association was set up in 1956, and now has over 200 members.
Berm gardens of edible plants for Moheke Ave. residents
and passersby, maintained by community volunteers.
Natural Burial Manawatū would like to see natural burials as the easiest and most cost-effective funeral choice for our community. Natural burial involves no chemical treatments of bodies or coffins. Bodies are left in their natural state and enclosed in natural products, and burial sites are…
NZ Landcare Trust is an independent, non government organisation working with farmers and landowners to maintain a productive, sustainable environment, from large catchment-based projects that deal with complex landcare issues to smaller ones with a specific biodiversity focus.
A community group aiming to enhance the environment particularly on the western side of Palmerston North city, with native planting, weeding and pest control, and education for the future.
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