eWaste Action

  Group powers up for e-waste day WASTE NOT, WANT NOT: Grey Lynn 2030 members Kim Maree and Lynn Green are organising an e-waste action day that will see old computer equipment collected for recycling rather than being dumped in landfills. Computer equipment can be dropped off at the Woolworths carpark on Richmond Rd between…

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Meola Reef Day

Meola Reef Community Picnic Community picnic at Meola Reef, organised by Auckland City Council, on Saturday 21 March 2009, 1-5pm. There will be musical performances and presentations from local groups as well as activities for adults, young people and children. Learn about fresh water invertebrates in the stream with Wai Care, go on a tour…

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Seaweek – Green Drinks

Grey Lynn 2030 has been sent this invite. If you haven’t been or heard of Green Drinks here is how this international group describes itself. What is Green Drinks? It is a simple concept that has generated an international movement that is now active in 360 cities around the world. The international website www.greendrinks.org highlights…

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Meola Reef Picnic

Auckland City Council, in collaboration with local groups, is holding a community picnic at Meola Reef on Saturday 21 March 2009. The event will include performances and presentations from local groups, activities for adults and children, and information about opportunities for being a volunteer at Meola Reef (including tree planting, bird counting and water testing).…

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BikeWise Events

We have a couple of local events for Bike Wise week. Event: Auckland City Council Go By Bike Breakfast Date: 18 February, 6.30am Location: Viaduct Harbour What’s happening: Come down to our exciting new venue – the Viaduct Harbour (Eastern Viaduct)! Web: www.aucklandcity.govt.nz/whatson/events/gobybike/default.asp Event: Kids Bike Ride Date: 19 February, 5.30pm Location: Western Springs Park…

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Earth Hour – Turn off the lights

Earth Hour 2009 is a global call to action to every individual, every business and every community. Earth hour is a call to stand up, to take responsibility and to get involved in working towards a sustainable future.  In 2008, 50 million people in 370 cities and towns, in more than 35 countries worldwide switched…

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