Te Pokapū Tiaki Taiao
(Far North Environment Centre)
Working Towards a Brighter Future
Eco Centre
Bringing people and the environment together in the Far North
The Eco Centre on Bank Street offers a central hub for Te Pokapū Tiaki Taiao o Te Tai Tokerau to connect with the community. It is a physical location for the Trust’s endeavours, local groups and shop and creates a means for continuous community engagement.
Drawing on a strong tradition of Kaitiakitanga or stewardship, the Eco Centre is at the heart of a growing network of locals trying to improve their footprint on the earth.
The Eco Centre shop stocks a range of sustainable and environmentally friendly, locally and nationally made products.
By supporting local businesses, we can develop a circular economy – “recycling” money back into our area. So, if you are a business with a focus on environmental or naturally made products, we would love to see how we can work with you.
Many thanks to our funders during 2020: COGS, LW Nelson Trust, Lottery Grants, Pub Charities, FDNC - Community Board Funding, FDNC Creative Communities Scheme, FDNC, Catholic Caring Foundation Grant, Foundation North Community Grant, Oxford Sports Trust and Yoifest for their support which enables us to keep our doors open and our projects going.
HOURS & INFO
42 Commerce Street, shop 5
Kaitaia 0410
(entrance on Bank Street)
09 408 1086
info@ecocentre.co.nz
Open Monday to Friday 10am till 3pm
Saturday 10am-12noon
Projects
Bringing people and the environment together in the Far North
With Thanks to our Funders: LW Nelson Charitable Trust, Lottery Northland Community Grant, FDNC - Community Board Funding, Pub Charity and Lottery Support for Volunteering Fund.
With Thanks to our Funders:
Catholic Caring Foundation Grant and Community Organisations Grants Scheme COGS Far North.
With Thanks to our Funders:
Oxford Sports Trust , Lottery Support for Volunteering Fund and FNDC.
an exciting collaboration between The Good Life Projects, CBEC Eco Solutions and Plastic Free Te Hiku
“You can spend your whole life traveling around the world searching for the Garden of Eden, or you can create it in your backyard.”
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