Carbon Neutral NZ Trust

How can we engage more people with the basics and urgency of climate change? One of the most powerful actions you can take is simply to...

Several extracts from James Renwick's recently released book "Under the Weather:A future forecast for New Zealand" have been featured by...

Here is a chance to showcase your ideas or project on mitigating and adapting to climate change. Visit Climate Action Te Tai Tokerau for...

Off the coast of Antarctica, trillions of tonnes of cold salty water sink to great depths. As the water sinks, it drives the deepest...

A survey of marine carbon sequestered (captured and stored) in the Waiheke marine environment will be carried out over the next few...

The Community Report (PDF below) on the climate emergency and transport on Waiheke Island calls for urgent and decisive action to address...

Carbon offsets used to help community wildlife habitat restoration project.

The Government has released its draft National (Climate) Adaptation Plan. In his covering note, James Shaw commented. "As I write this,...

The last instalment of the IPCC trio of reports was released early Tuesday our time. In short, it is saying that the climate can no...

We are offering beautiful festive season Tree Gift Certificates for family and friends. These certificates are delivered electronically...

Carbon inequality is extreme, both globally and within most countries. If the 1.5⁰C goal is to be kept alive, then carbon emissions must...

A Forest and Bird Report released in April of this year highlights the impact of introduced feral browsers and states that their control...

Carbon Neutral NZ Trust Kerikeri Branch recently won the Northland Regional Council Whakamānawa ā Taiao Environmental Award 2021 in the...

The October 2018 release of the IPCC Report on Global Warming followed by the IPBES' 2019 Global Assessment Report on Biodiversity and...

Some of the team from Carbon Neutral Kerikeri & Carbon Neutral Waiheke will tomorrow (23 March) embark on the “Kaitiaki Guardian” e-bike...

We knew that the students were meeting up outside the MP for Northland's Kerikeri office at 11am. As we headed through town we were met...