Conscious local action towards a sustainable future for the Earth

Sustainable Whanganui Trust wants the whole community to flourish in these changing and challenging times.
We have resources (and considerable collective wisdom) to help our community become
more self-sufficient and live sustainably and creatively.

WE’RE TEMPORARILY CLOSED 14-24 SEPTEMBER 

To enable Sustainable Whanganui to continue its mahi and serve the community, a minor renovation project will be undertaken at the EnviroHub focusing on freshening up the front space of the building, utilising a small grant the Trust has received.

We will be temporarily closing front office from 14 to 24 September at 23 Drews Avenue in the CBD.

OTHER ACTIVITIES WILL CONTINUE

We’ll be expanding on our offerings and services as we settle in better.

Green Bikes’ workshop is at the back of the building, access is along the laneway by 25 Drews Ave and through the gate.
Tuesday 1-5, Wednesday 2-5 and some Saturday events (ask us!)

The Predator Free Trap Library will be available through Department of Conservation

Repair Cafe events are held on the last Saturday of each month 11-1 at the Harrison Street Community Church Hall.

Greening Whanganui (former Fruit Trees in Schools programme) is available for plantings in kura/schools and for community groups. Fruit and nut trees, veg gardens, and native trees.

Scroll down for more info on our many projects, events and activities.