Auckland beach cleanup
Our 3 Te Kehu Way team spent a few hours cleaning up a local beach.
Our 3 Te Kehu Way team spent a few hours cleaning up a local beach.
Our Waikato/BoP Site Manager Glyn Hodgson has been working closely with saveBOARD to trial their new composite panel, which is made from rubbish – soft plastic packaging, Tetrapak cartons and coffee cups – that would otherwise be heading for landfill.
We’ve been working to make our Tauhara Geothermal Power Station site as sustainable as possible, with various waste reduction and waste elimination initiatives.
We’re spreading the word on reducing construction waste in Auckland, partnering with Auckland Council, Junk Run, Unitec’s Environmental Solutions Research Centre and the University of Auckland to support Nigel Benton from residential builders Benton Ltd.
We’ve found a new home for the spoil from our New Zealand Blood Service project in Hamilton, diverting around 5,000 cubic metres away from landfill.
We installed solar panels on the roof of our Christchurch office just over a year ago, so we’ve got a year’s worth of solar stats to share with you!
One of our Auckland Sustainability Committee’s long-running initiatives is to provide battery collection buckets.
A clever blackbird found a perfect spot for her nest – in a tree under a shrink-wrapped enclosure on one of our construction sites on Auckland’s North Shore.
Naylor Love’s partnership with the Pest Free Kaipātiki Restoration Society was a significant factor in Kaipātiki Local Board and Auckland Council agreeing to gift the community organisation the disused Glenfield Bowling Club.
One of our Wellington teams had an unexpected visitor right at the start of spring – a nest right in the middle of their site, complete with three eggs and a very protective mama bird.