Greater Wellington Regional Council
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Our friends at Wellington Water are doing some work upgrading sewage pipes at Belmont Regional Park. This means we will need to close the Rahui Grove Entrance and the Cornish street entrance from the 17th January for three weeks.
We have put a detour in place during this time which includes … View moreOur friends at Wellington Water are doing some work upgrading sewage pipes at Belmont Regional Park. This means we will need to close the Rahui Grove Entrance and the Cornish street entrance from the 17th January for three weeks.
We have put a detour in place during this time which includes temporarily crossing a stream via a wet track. Please follow the signage in the park. We thank you for your patience while this work is completed.
Do you live near the Kopuaranga or Taueru rivers? If so, we need your help to improve the flood hazard maps for your area. Your input will help make sure the right people are informed about flood risks.
Visit our website now to let us know if the information we have about three key floods … View moreDo you live near the Kopuaranga or Taueru rivers? If so, we need your help to improve the flood hazard maps for your area. Your input will help make sure the right people are informed about flood risks.
Visit our website now to let us know if the information we have about three key floods matches your memory.
We’ll ask you to look at a picture of where we think flood waters reached and then share your flooding photos or type comments.
Contributing is quick and easy and makes a big difference! You have until 8 February 2022 to help out.
These large invasive birds are a problem in the Wellington region because they eat and destroy newly germinated seedlings, which sometimes means entire crops need to be re-sown.
We need to protect our region’s environment and economic wellbeing from damage, which is why we aim to remove rooks … View moreThese large invasive birds are a problem in the Wellington region because they eat and destroy newly germinated seedlings, which sometimes means entire crops need to be re-sown.
We need to protect our region’s environment and economic wellbeing from damage, which is why we aim to remove rooks from our region by 2029.
Find out more about Rooks here - www.gw.govt.nz...
🌲 Tree work will commence at the Oakleigh Street entrance of Belmont Regional Park from 22 – 24 September. To facilitate this, we need to close the Oakleigh Street carpark during this time to keep everyone safe. Firewood may be collected after 4pm each day by the community.
Thanks for … View more🌲 Tree work will commence at the Oakleigh Street entrance of Belmont Regional Park from 22 – 24 September. To facilitate this, we need to close the Oakleigh Street carpark during this time to keep everyone safe. Firewood may be collected after 4pm each day by the community.
Thanks for understanding & respecting these restrictions while in place. 😊
We've begun work on stabilising the banks of Te Awa Kairangi Hutt River at Heretaunga near the Royal Wellington Golf Club in Upper Hutt, alongside the popular Hutt River Trail.
This is co-funded by Greater Wellington and the Government’s Kānoa Resilient River Communities Programme. … View moreWe've begun work on stabilising the banks of Te Awa Kairangi Hutt River at Heretaunga near the Royal Wellington Golf Club in Upper Hutt, alongside the popular Hutt River Trail.
This is co-funded by Greater Wellington and the Government’s Kānoa Resilient River Communities Programme. 🌱💙
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