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...

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

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

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

This planting season Waikato RiverCare planted 38,675 plants across eleven projects. This year’s project planting got off to an...

It is always an exciting time at Waikato RiverCare when new projects get off the ground, and 2018 sees work underway on not one but four...

The start of spring, usually an ideal time for planting, saw the banks of Waikato waterways completely inundated with high water levels...

Waikato RiverCare is excited to be once again supporting the Kilwell Lower Waikato Trout Fishing Contest this year. The contest, which...

Lake Ohinewai, one of our WCEET funded projects, has undergone a huge transformation over the last year. It has been a big job to remove...

Our thoughts and support goes out to those people in Auckland and the Coromandel who have been affected by the heavy rains over the...