Based at the top of the South Island the Te Tauihu Collaborative group is focussed on environmental education in the widest context of community.

Taupō Environmental Education Collaborative was formed in 2017 to bring together Taupō’s environmental education providers so we can provider better services to schools and our community.

All people working in the Environmental Education for Sustainability space whether they are teachers in schools or educators working independently, for NGOs or local/central government, are welcome to join this network.

Our collaborative group of Wānaka and Upper Clutha environmental educators aims to support young people and educators to connect with people and the environment in our place.

Based on the west coast of Te Ika-a-Māui, a coastal and mountainous region with beautiful landscape dominated by Mount Taranaki.

The Wellington Region Environmental Educators Forum (WREEF) operates as the ‘umbrella’ group for connecting and supporting teachers and environmental education providers across the Wellington region as a whole.

The Conservation Curiosity Collective (C³) is a partnership of organisations working together to support place-based restoration projects and outdoor learning alongside schools across the Whakatipu Basin (Queenstown area).

In the Wairarapa we have passionate environmental educators working in schools and communities to empower our rangitahi to develop a sense of awe and a relationship with the natural world, so they are invested in working for a better future.

Covering the Waikato region from Taupō to the Bombays and out to each coast, we are a diverse and dynamic region containing New Zealand’s longest waterway, as well as volcanic regions, coastal forests, pastoral farming, and extensive urban and rural communities.

Connect with educators based in the Murihiku Southland region.

Working with the Auckland Council Sustainable Schools team.