We're very excited to publish our latest magazine '2024 - Looking back, our stories & our people'. This provides a great insight into the huge collective impact community conservation groups across the Bay of Plenty are achieving. Here's a few snippets:
56,543 volunteer hours contributed
22,322 pests removed to protect our taonga species
23 groups share their stories of soil carbon rese
Home - Bay Conservation Alliance
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Nature needs all of us. It was a pleasure to host keen teams from Priority One and Kale Print this week, for an introduction to Predator Free 2050 and the fun and games of trapping! If your business is keen to explore how you can partner for nature and get your staff out to connect with local community projects and learn more, we'd love to hear from you.
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Partnering for Nature is building momentum and interest in the Western Bay of Plenty. Last week businesses joined us alongside Priority One and Manaaki Kaimai Mamaku Trust for a session unpacking business risks and dependencies on nature, the global, national and local context and how as a region we become leaders in partnering for nature and supporting a sustainable future for all.
We were lucky
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Would someone from Bay Conservation Alliance like to come in to Mount Maunganui College next term and have a chat with the Environment Group?
Here's another great event to add to your diaries.
If you haven't explored the Kopurereua Valley yet, this will be a fun way to do it. An urban forest developing right on the edge of Tauranga City.
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Yesterday was filled with much emotion, a little retinal mist and a whole lot of pride as our final intake 13 cadets graduated.
We now have 135 trained, further inspired conservation champions out there supporting nature in their own unique ways. Massive mihi to all of you. 
We couldn’t be more thankful to the many supporters along the way, our member groups and wide range of tutors - you know w
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Congratulations all (a shoutout to our vols Nic and Dave!) and thanks BCA and all the cadets for all your work over the years. Tino kino te pai!
What a great launchpad it has been 
A privilege to meet all of the cadets. This has been such a well run programme and has made such an impact for good on people and conservation. All the best to you all. Go well. J
Any Bay of Plenty teachers interested in upskilling in environment education delivery? If that’s you, check out the great opportunity with BLAKE below. 
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News
Aongatete Forest Project
Aongatete Outdoor Education Centre
Looking Back – Our Stories & Our People
Trapping Workshop a Success!
Welcome to Intake 10 of the BCA Cadet Programme!
