Celebrate, uplift and support young environmentalist women, that’s the goal of Envirohub Marlborough’s recently launched Zoe Luffman’s Environmental Fund.

Our collective impact grows year on year, a result of hubs expanding their operations through improved capacity, capability and collaboration, which is what our team at Environment Hubs Aotearoa is all about!

Our North Island Hui 2024 took place in Hawke’s Bay and brought our 16 Te Ika-a-Māui hub members together for three days of inspiring kōrero and connection. The presentations focused on providing different tools to enable our collective to carry out our 2050 vision.

Ōtautuhi Christchurch was the stage for our regional South Island Hui this year. Our local member, Christchurch Enviro Hub hosted our 6 Te Waipounamu member hubs and our EHA team for two days of connection, learning and exchange.

EcoFest is an annual month-long festival celebrating the unique environment of Tāmaki Makaurau and how we care for it. It aims to make sustainability fun and accessible, inspiring people to make simple changes to reduce their impact on the environment.

One year after Cyclone Gabrielle, Environment Hubs Aotearoa and Massey University launch original research to learn from affected communities and co-design a roadmap to build climate resilient, better-prepared communities

This edition of our annual hui brought together 125 people, among our members and allies to share, connect and collaborate in Ōtepoti Dunedin.

Anton Drazevic, CEO at Nelson Environment Centre, shares his experience of getting his family home insured.

The Zero Waste Dishwashing Trailer is a dishwashing station for events that provides reusable dishes and cutlery, and washes them during the event so there are always clean dishes available.

How Kai Rescue Nelson stays on the road to food rescue resilience with Rothbury Insurance.

The annual gathering of Environment Hubs Aotearoa, Community Energy Network and Zero Waste Network members and friends, hosted by Aukaha.

Check out our Impact Report 2023 filled with impact stories, solid data and great outcomes for our communities and te taiao.

Our North Island Hui brought together our 16 hubs from Te Ika-a-Māui for a couple of days packed with connection, valuable kōrero, and learning.

A great weekend with people from our six Hubs across Te Waipounamu, with lots of learning, exchange, and collaboration opportunities.