

Fencing Starts on Lake Ohinewai Project
In September, Broughton Contractors mulched weeds (mainly woolly nightshade and gorse) in preparation for fencing at our Lake Ohinewai...


Notice of Agrichemical Application
Waikato RiverCare advises that herbicide spraying of alligator weed, yellow flag iris and other Regional Pest Management Plan pest plants...


Waiterimu Golf Club—It’s been one year!
In 2019, RiverCare had their annual planting event at Waiterimu Golf Club. This month, RiverCare's operations manager went and caught up...


Wai O Te Atua Stream—Year One Progressing Well
This is the first year of a five-year project on the Wai O Te Atua Stream (located south of Huntly) funded by the Waikato River Authority...


Genesis Lake Whangape Project Gets Underway
After delays due to COVID-19, Waikato RiverCare is pleased to report that project fencing has now been completed at the Genesis funded...


Volunteers Are Our Backbone
This week is National Volunteer Week and the theme is Te Hua o te Mahi Tahi—The benefit of working together. RiverCare employs two staff...


Waikato RiverCare successfully completes flag ship project.
The Waikato RiverCare team is pleased to announce the successful completion of our largest Waikato River project to date, the 5.63Ha...


Timber Theft Stuns Project Partners
The deliberate removal of timber rails from fencing protecting a $80k restoration project on the Te Onetea Stream has left project...


Big dry starts to damage plantings
Waikato RiverCare has received calls and emails from concerned members of the public regarding some planting sites struggling to cope...


New Plants in the Ground!
This planting season Waikato RiverCare planted 38,675 plants across eleven projects. This year’s project planting got off to an...



















