Wellington became a WBC region in 2013. Zoe Studd and her team are 
delivering the programme to local schools under the umbrella of the Mountains to Sea Wellington Trust. They have been delivering WBC's sister marine programme EMR since 2010.
The 2014 MTSCT National Marine and Freshwater Wananga Conference was held in Wellington in partnership with Zoe's team.
The team hosted a regional freshwater hui in 2016. See the proceedings here..
Presentations from the hui below:
Nicola Toki - Protecting our freshwater biodiversity
Leana Barriball and Raewyn Klenner. Freshwater Values and Iwi Perspectives
Aslan Wright-Stow. Citizen Science - developing a monitoring programme for your stream
Coordinator:
Zoe Studd (Mountains to Sea Wellington Trust Regional WBC Manager)
This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 021 707 881
Wellington's experienced coordinators work across the greater Wellington region delivering Mountains to Sea education programmes – just add water! Creating inspiring and hands-on experiences for students in their local environment and will support your classroom programme, manage equipment and all health and safety planning.
The programmes lead to a greater connection to nature and a meaningful understanding of conservation issues; fostering kaitiakitanga and action for the environment.
WBC Wellington students taking water samples
