EcoFest is a month-long celebration of our unique environment to inspire sustainable living across Tāmaki Makaurau. Featuring interactive workshops, experiences and activities that celebrate and restore our natural environment, offering practical ways to live more sustainably in our neighbourhoods.
Here you’ll find all the events EcoMatters is hosting as part of EcoFest. To explore the full range of EcoFest events across Auckland, visit ecofest.org.nz.
The Henderson-Massey Moth Plant Competition is a fun, family-friendly competition that is all about getting rid of moth plant in your neighbourhood. Read More
Join EcoMatters stream rangers Pam and Alanah as we care for one of the beautiful waterways in the heart of Glen Eden. Read More
Join EcoMatters stream rangers Pam and Alanah as we care for one of the beautiful waterways in the heart of Glen Eden. Read More
Come and get hands on at the EcoMatters native plant nursery, where you’ll help care for and grow native plants that support local restoration projects. Read More
A free, beginner-friendly women’s bike skills session in the Whau - build confidence, make friends, and enjoy the joy of riding together. Read More
Come and help save the Mānutewhau Awa from rubbish at this community stream clean-up. Read More
Join Nat Rose Te Hei (Te Whānau ā Apanui, Ngāti Porou, Tainui, Tūwharetoa) in this fun beginners weaving workshop. Read More
Come and get hands on at the EcoMatters native plant nursery, where you’ll help care for and grow native plants that support local restoration projects. Read More
Join us at EcoMatters EcoHub for a nourishing day exploring good kai, mindful movement, creativity, connection, and climate-positive actions. Read More
Come and get hands on at the EcoMatters native plant nursery, where you’ll help care for and grow native plants that support local restoration projects. Read More
Come and get hands on at the EcoMatters native plant nursery, where you’ll help care for and grow native plants that support local restoration projects. Read More
Food forests are a growing trend worldwide, celebrated for weaving together ecological restoration, community engagement, and local food production. Read More
