Details of Rotorua and national e-waste collections.

Information and advice for households on environmentally sound purchasing, reuse and recycling of computer equipment.

Monitoring of Rotorua environmental indicators as required under the Resource Management Act.

An e-mail group for people to pass on their unwanted resources. One person's rubbish is another person's treasure.

The Council aims to provide the highest quality, cost effective services for its residents. Services include district roads, waste management, animal welfare, district planning and building regulation.

A monthly networking event that is all about making Rotorua even better.

Information and advice on how to save energy.

Forest and Bird has an active Rotorua branch.

Environmental education programme for schools. A number of Rotorua schools participate in the programme.

The Trust plays a key role in maintaining lakes water quality in the Rotorua District, as well as promoting the educational, spiritual, economic, social and cultural advancement and well-being of Te Arawa iwi, hapu and whanau.

Bay of Plenty Regional Council.

The Kaharoa Kokako Trust is dedicated to protecting this incredible native bird, which requires natural forest habitat for its survival.

You can make submissions on bills, find out what your elected representatives are doing in Parliament, and browse debates going back to November 2005.

A grassroots approach to sustainability within Rotorua's tourism sector.

Public Drop-off facilities at Rotorua - Intown Centre at 20 Te Ngae Road. Open 7 days (Only closed on Xmas Day).

Care Groups are organised community members who work to protect and enhance a local area of environmental importance. The focus can be coastal, estuary, stream/lake and/or pest control. Each year, EBOP supports Care Groups with funding, as well as offering technical advice and support.

Sustainability education and research in New Zealand schools.

Information about the protection of New Zealand's natural and historic heritage, how and where you can enjoy public conservation places and how to get involved in conservation.

Working toward a graffiti free, clean and beautiful city which Rotorua people can be proud of and visitors appreciate.

A collaborative research consortium working to find affordable ways to make New Zealand homes more resource-efficient, cheaper to run, healthier to live in – and kinder to our environment.