Take part in the New Zealand Garden Bird Survey!! 26 June to 4 July It’s coming up to a time of year that I love, when I wrap up warm and...

A NEW addition to the Valley Project team, a New Zealand Falcon, or kārearea in Te Reo Māori, can be found enhancing the entrance to the...

Recognised through-out the world as the toughest, highest, longest 24-hr race since Pheidippides did not exist, since Adam wasn’t a boy,...

With the days becoming longer and warmer, I feel the pull of exploring the outdoors becoming much stronger. With the school holidays and war

Meg and Simon are community members within the Lindsay Creek Catchment who have been working towards enhancing wildlife in their backyards a

Inspired sharing of moments of joy, from Tahu Mackenzie BUBBLE VISION began for me when I saw a Facebook post from my friend Kassandra...

#wildwindows #openVUE Join us in the Wild Windows and Flighty Flags art display! Let’s celebrate this wonderful wild world and fill our...

For the third year in a row Grant Guise solely organised the longest 24hr trail running challenge in the world; Crush the Cargill 24hr...

My daily ride is about to get a bit longer......As a parent of a premature baby whose initial journey into this world was pretty rough,...

Volunteers from Selwyn and Toroa colleges spent time during O-week helping in the community. Groups helped out at the Project, NEV...

Marieke Rutgers joined the Valley Project team in the depths of Winter 2019. Having familiarised herself with the different ways kiwis...

Exciting things are brewing at ADJØ. Scheduled alongside the University of Otago’s O-week, ADJØ organised their first ever ‘Activities...

Open VUE will be propagating native plants from seed and cuttings collected right here in the Lindsay Creek Catchment! We are practicing...

Mornington resident Nick Rutledge and his 5-year-old daughter Inara have been putting together small food boxes with all the ingredients...

Crush the Cargill is back with peace, love and running for 2019's Woodstock theme!

If you find yourself walking along the Lindsay awa, see if you can identify the ‘riparian zone – a strip of vegetation that acts as a...

The Community Classroom has been busy taking an interesting and diverse range of enquiries from people interested in teaching classes for th

Do you want to do your bit to cut down on plastic bags AND support our great little playcentre community?

In 2008 the community rallied against plans to realign Lovelock Ave and turn the Opoho Bowls Club into a carpark.

Open VUE is hosting a free movie night and will be screening two 25-minute films from local film-makers, including one that has a special...