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Community stories: Taking action for nature

Using electric vehicles at NZ Post, nationwide E whakamahi ana i ngā waka hiko ki ngā rohe katoa o NZ Post

NZ Post is looking after its carbon emissions, and thinking about the future of our planet, by introducing electric-powered vehicles.

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Kei te whakaaro nui a NZ Post ki ō rātou putanga waro, ā, kei te whakaaro anō mō Papatūānuku mā te whakamahinga o ngā motukā hiko.

Make a difference

See people getting hands-on to help fight climate change.

Grab your phone and volunteer for a nature project near you: tepapa.nz/collaborate

This project is part of Te Taiao | Nature at Te Papa.

Mahia kia rerekē

Tirohia ngā tāngata e whakatika ana i ngā pōraru āhuarangi.

Tīkina tō waea ka tono mō tētahi tūmahi taiao e pātata ana ki a koe: tepapa.nz/collaborate

Ko tenei kaupapa he wāhanga no Te Taiao | Nature i Te Papa.

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