Community
Adopt your Street – Community and COVID-19
Neighbours in our community looking out for each other during COVID-19. The “Adopt Your Street” initiative was set up by Grey Lynn 2030 in the week leading up to the first COVID-19 Lockdown as a way of keeping in contact with members of our community during this time. So, how did it work? We invited…
Read MoreGrey Lynn 2030 Annual Report – March 2020
Grey Lynn 2030 is excited to share the Annual Chair Report for April 2019 – March 2020. This report outlines the various community initiatives undertaken over the course of the past year. Take a look at some of the images captured across the year in the report below:
Read MoreFun at the Grey Lynn Park Festival
Grey Lynn 2030 participated in the annual Grey Lynn Park Festival on 23 November, where we had a fabulous time talking to visitors about their visions of sustainable living in Grey Lynn. Pictured: Nina Campbell, Tracey McKeown (in the background) from Grey Lynn 2030, Leo Gedye from Permaculture in New Zealand and Suzanne Kendrick, the founder of the…
Read MoreNetworking evening with Niki Harré
Grey Lynn 2030 members attended a successful community talk on Sustainable Organisations by Professor Niki Harré on 7 November, followed by a networking evening.
Read MoreTrash to Trade 2019 Successfully Concludes
Grey Lynn 2030 was proud to help organise a number of Trash to Trade events in Auckland from 17-20 October as part of Artweek Auckland, alongside a community of upcycling artisans and local businesses. The week began with the opening night soiree and Zero Waste Upcycled Fine Art Mini Expo at Wise Boys in Grey…
Read MorePop-Up Bottle Drive a success
On 29 September 2019 Grey Lynn 2030 Waste Away ran a POP UP BOTTLE DRIVE at the Grey Lynn Farmer’s Market, where locals brought their cans, glass and plastic containers for a cash refund. The event was held in collaboration with The Kiwi Bottle Drive and followed the announcement of a container deposit scheme by…
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