Waiheke Resources Trust
Cause Area
- Community
- Environment
Location
Waiheke Sustainability Centre1A Mako StreetAuckland, Waiheke Island 1081New Zealand New ZealandWebsite:
http://www.wrt.org.nz/
Organization Information
Mission Statement
The aims of Waiheke Resources Trust are to: 1. Undertake projects and programmes which maximise sustainable practice on Waiheke. 2. Provide the Waiheke community with information, inspiration, innovation, exemplars and education to make ethical, effective and powerful decisions in respect of sustainability. 3. Undertake and generate community development initiatives, including community activism, on Waiheke for the benefit of people and our environment. 4. Provide training and assist people on Waiheke to gain knowledge and skills in sustainable practice. 5. Develop a model for small communities in sustainable practice. 6. Promote, support and connect sustainability networks. 7. Undertake and support study and research in sustainability and, where appropriate, to publish the results. 8. Provide a working environment that fosters cohesiveness, belonging, innovation, upskilling, and fun.
Description
Waiheke Resources Trust (WRT) is a well-established sustainability-focussed Charitable Trust that has operated on the beautiful Te Motu Arai Roa | Waiheke Island in Tīkapa Moana | Hauraki Gulf since 1998.
WRT seeks to create transformational change through community collaboration and development, working to celebrate and protect the resources of the island | motu.
We work to support thriving environments and communities by engaging, educating and supporting people in environmental restoration, active transport, food resilience and waste minimisation. WRT collaborates with volunteers, interns, local business, national and regional networks, iwi, government bodies, subject experts and Waiheke whānau to build capacity and knowledge in the community toward the creation of a resource-full future for all.
WRT believes that when environments are healthy and communities are connected, people and wildlife can flourish, and within that community a strong economy can exist.
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