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Celebrating 50 years since 1972

We are proud to welcome you to our new website that celebrates ECO's 50 year anniversary

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We are an environmental peak body

Serving member organisations that work to protect our environment in Aotearoa

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We are a part of international networks

IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature), Antarctic and Southern Ocean Coalition (ASOC), Deep Sea Conservation Coalition (DSCC), High Seas Alliance (HSA), and Climate Action Network (CAN)

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Educate and campaign

For better environmental protection laws and policies while maintaining links between organisations, statutory and non-statutory bodies and government agencies

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What We Do

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About ECO

The Environment and Conservation Organisations (ECO), is a non-profit network of 45+ organisations with a concern for conservation and the environment.

ECO is a part of international networks, including IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature), Antarctic and Southern Ocean Coalition (ASOC), Deep Sea Conservation Coalition (DSCC), High Seas Alliance (HSA), and Climate Action Network (CAN).  We maintain links between organisations and with statutory and non-statutory bodies and government agencies. We attend meeting with Ministry for the Environment, Climate Commission, Department of Conservation, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, and Ministry of Primary Industry.

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ECO has worked hard to protect and conserve the environment since 1972

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Meet Our Executive Team

Cath Wallace

Vice Chair

Tony Dean

Exec Member

Catherine Cheung

Exec Member

International groups ECO is a part of

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It’s one of the best email newsletters I receive, as it’s a great way to keep a finger on the pulse of the environmental scene in Aotearoa. I like knowing about what other organisations are doing, and about what submissions and consultation are current or coming up – and deadlines. Kia kaha ki ngā mahi!

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You do a fantastic job. I live in Australia and this is the only way I can stay in tune with what is happening and important in New Zealand, thank you!

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Tieke is one of my best and my personal favourite resources of environmental news in Aotearoa. Thank you for your incredible hard work. It is particularly the topics that are outside my own areas of expertise that are very appealing. The newsletter is very well written and gives a good, yet succinct background on many important matters. Please keep up the good work!

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