Environment

We are called the Kāpiti Coast for good reason…our towns are largely coastal. Climate change is already having a major impact on the Kāpiti Coast […]

Visitors to the Kāpiti i-SITE visitor information centre can now view dynamic underwater video footage from the Kāpiti Marine Reserve following the recent installation of […]

A reminder for Waikanae and Peka Peka residents who live in the tsunami evacuation zones. This Sunday the Kāpiti Coast District Council will be door-knocking […]

Join staff from Kāpiti Coast District Council and volunteers from Red Cross to door-knock properties sitting in tsunami evacuation zones. Sundays 11 June and/or 18 […]

Kāpiti is invited to join the rest of the world in celebrating World Naked Gardening Day on May 7th. Of course this day was started […]

In what looks like a cautionary tale Amy Davidson of The New Yorker says of Donald Trump – He said that his order puts “an […]

In what looks like a cautionary tale Amy Davidson of The New Yorker says of Donald Trump – He said that his order puts “an […]

The Wellington branch of Te Araroa Trust has been nominated among the 2017 Walking Access Champion award winners for its work creating the popular Paekākāariki-Pukerua […]

Kāpiti Coast District Council is advising people to keep their dogs on leashes if heading near Waimanu Lagoon in Waikanae this weekend due to the […]

Environment Minister Nick Smith says the country’s rivers will “almost universally” be swimmable by 2040, but urges New Zealander’s not to drink from them.Environment Minister […]