Projects and Initiatives
The Whau River Catchment Trust along with the Friends of the Whau are actively involved with numerous environmental projects throughout the Whau River Catchment.
Whau River Sub-Catchment Project Sites
The Whau River catchment within which the Whau River Catchment Trust operates is composed of sub-catchments as shown on the plan.
Within each of these sub-catchments there are numerous projects where site ecological restoration and rehabilitation is taking place.
Key Projects within the sub-catchments are;
Whau West Catchment
The Whau West Greenway Project
Rotary / Colvil Park Restoration Project
Harmell Esplanade Reserve Restoration Project
McLeod Park Restoration Project
Hepburn Park Restoration Project
Archibald Park Restoration Project
Ken Maunder Park Restoration Project
Rosebank Peninsula Catchment
Kurt Brehmer Walkway Restoration Project
Pollen / Traherne Islands (in collaboration with Forest & Bird)
Rosebank Park Domain / Pataki Restoration Project
Avondale Reserve Restoration Project
Tony Segedin Esplanade Reserve Restoration Project
Arawhata / Wingate Street Restoration Project
Avondale Racecourse
Whau Stream Catchment
Whau Stream Restoration Project
Olympic Park Restoration Project
Miranda Reserve Restoration Project
Blockhouse Bay Recreational Reserve Restoration Project
Margaret Griffen Park Restoration Project
Avondale Stream Catchment
Avondale Stream Restoration Project
Olympic Park Restoration Project
Blockhouse Bay Intermediate Restoration Project
Sister Renee Shadbolt Park Restoration Project
Titirangi Golf Course
Green Bay Domain Restoration Project
Craigavon Park Restoration Project
La Rosa Garden Reserve Restoration Project
Godley Green
Crum Park
Rahui Kahika Reserve Restoration Project
More information about our projects and initiatives
Please click the below links for more information of respective projects
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Te Whau Citizen Science Workshop – a guide to using NatureWatch NZ for Biodiversity monitoring