Local Democracy Reporter·Gisborne Herald·8 Oct, 2026 01:00 AM4 mins to readProjects could include a wetland wānanga, like this one held by Dr Rebecca Eivers in Ngātapa for catchment group members, iwi, hapū and experts to share knowledge, Amy Hardy said. Photo / Amy Hardy.A Gisborne environmental trust aims to expand freshwater and marine education across Tairāwhiti through a $900,000 collaboratively designed programme.Over the next year, He Awa Ora, He Tai Ora Trust will deliver 10 projects developed alongside catchment groups, iwi, hapū and schools. Project manager Amy Hardy said the programme would
Tairāwhiti education programme to deliver 10 catchment restoration projects
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