ENM Winter Solstice Hui

Dreamtime for an Environment Centre

Interested in having an inspirational, local environment centre? Then this event is for you! Open to all, we'd love to hear from our members to help us articulate a firm vision and plan practical steps toward achieving this long-held dream.

Further details to follow but for now, hold the date 23rd June 5:30 - 8pm and register your interest using this link.

 

Have your say on how Palmy treats its Wastewater 

Consultation on the PNCC "Nature Calls" proposal is now open until the 31st of May. You can read about it and have your say on the future of Palmy's wastewater management now!

Nature Calls: Help decide how Palmerston North treats its wastewater | Palmerston North City Council 

 


Save The Date

Up coming ENM events

Tuesday 23 June – Winter Solstice Hui: Dreamtime for an Environment Centre

Tuesday 21 July – Kai o Ngā Tau Ki Mua. Food Futures: Building Climate-Resilient Food Systems.

Thursday 13 August – Circular Economy Hui: Education and Advocacy toward Waste Minimization

Thursday 15 September – Food Sovereignty meets Circular Economy: All about Composting

Thursday 22 October – ENM Membership Gathering & Annual General Meeting

Tuesday 3 November – Biodiversity Hui: Rewilding from Back Garden to Back Block

Thursday 1 December – Community Food Sovereignty Summer Hui: Celebrating Impacts of Volunteer-Led Environmental Action

Older News 

Jan 14, 2026, 1:32 PM
The goal is to become reusers, recyclers, repairers, composters, educators, and innovators—all working toward a waste-free future.
Sep 8, 2025, 11:11 AM
Missed it or want to revisit the kōrero? The evening was recorded and is now available.
Sep 16, 2025, 10:23 AM
A 2-day conference hosted by Palmerston North Massey University.
Sep 1, 2025, 10:53 AM
Climate Clarity
Apr 29, 2025, 8:29 AM
Barry Scott’s report on forest restoration and predator control in Moonshine Valley and Tutukiwi Reserves (2023–2024) provides an insightful overview of two years of dedicated volunteer work. It covers the background of these important projects, details the predator control strategies and restoration efforts, highlights the work of community volunteers, and discusses the challenges faced along the way. A must-read for anyone interested in local conservation and volunteer action.