In partnership with Auckland Unlimited, Sustainable Coastlines is excited to be a part of Tāmaki Makaurau’s summer festival, Summernova!

Adding to Summernova’s outstanding line-up of events, we’re putting on sustainability workshops, a speakers’ event, plus, you’ll see our interactive and informative education station out and about. Not forgetting what Sustainable Coastlines is known and loved for, we will also be hosting beach clean-ups around the beautiful Waitematā Harbour — including one on Rangitoto Island!

Check back here for the full line-up, and make sure you follow us on social media to avoid missing out on this exciting event series.

Upcoming event listings

Saturday, 27 March, 8.45am–3pm

Rangitoto Island Clean-Up — FULL

Registrations closed, thanks for your interest. We are taking a boatload of people over to Rangitoto for an island-wide clean-up, and need your help! The day is totally free, giving Aucklanders the opportunity to experience and protect one of our beautiful Hauraki Gulf islands.

Sat–Sun, 27–28 March, 11am–5pm

Mission Bay Education Station

Come to Orewa Beach with the kids and experience our amazing Education Station. Plant a tree, play our giant guess who, enter the colouring comp, and learn about the problems affecting our coastlines and waterways.

**New date!**
Wednesday, 31 March, 5.30–7.30pm

Plant-Based Zero-Waste Cooking Workshop

Thanks to Amy from the Sustainable Food Co, learn tips and tricks for zero-waste, plant-based cooking, and demonstrations of two delicious recipes: beetroot pesto and chia–cacao bliss balls. Please note that this event is now taking place on Tuesday, 31 March.

Sat–Sun, 10–11 April, from 10am.

Pasifika Education Station

We’re so excited to be at Pasifika this year! Come along with the kids and experience our amazing Education Station. Plant a tree, play our giant guess who, enter the colouring comp, and learn about the problems affecting our coastlines and waterways.

Monday, 12 April, 5.30–7.30pm

What is Ethical Fashion? With Ethically Kate

Learn the basics of ethical fashion, from seed to garment. You’ll leave with easy ways to incorporate sustainable fashion values into your own wardrobe. We’ll also be running an optional clothing swap as part of the event, so if you’re keen, bring along some clothes to swap!

Thursday, 15 April, 5.30–8pm

Working Together for Our Environment

We’re delighted to invite you to a very special evening with Hon David Parker and fellow speakers including mana whenua, community, and business representatives, to discuss the importance of Working Together for our Environment.