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Williamson Water & Land Advisory

ADDING VALUE THROUGH SUSTAINABLE AND EFFICIENT USE OF NATURAL AND RENEWABLE RESOURCES

Established in January 2015. WWLA has built an enviable reputation as a high quality technical service provider in hydrological, hydrogeological, contaminated land, rural infrastructure, RMA planning and remote sensing services.

Williamson Water & Land Advisory is a New Zealand based, employee owned niche environmental consultancy offering water and land related science, planning, engineering and contamination services. We pride ourselves on our client focus, extremely high standard of specialist technical expertise and achieving our aim of becoming long term trusted advisors.

We would be pleased to discuss our service offering to meet your requirements, so please do not hesitate to make contact with us.

Projects

Otawere Water Storage Reservoir

Otawere Water Storage Reservoir

WWLA successfully obtained resource consent from Northland Regional Council to authorise the Otawere Water Storage Reservoir ...

Pukenui Solar Farm

Pukenui Solar Farm

WWLA has been involved in a range of solar farm consenting projects across New Zealand. This includes preparing preliminary planning assessment, ...

Ruahuwai (Upper Waikato) Catchment Model

Ruahuwai (Upper Waikato) Catchment Model

WWLA were commissioned to develop and calibration a MODFLOW, MT3DMS and MODPATH models for flow, nitrate-N and ...

Community

WWLA are proud to share our success by giving back to the communities we live and work in.

Newspaper

News

WWLA Welcomes Rosa Hollister

WWLA would like to welcome Rosa Hollister to the Kumeu Office. Rosa is working as an intern with the Contaminated Land Team over the summer, whilst on break from university. She grew up in Muriwai and has just completed her second year of civil engineering at the University of Canterbury. Rosa graduates in 2026 and her goal is to become an environmental engineer. Rosa has been helping out the team both on-site and, in the office, and through this, she is gaining valuable skills and experience. If you are interested in spending the summer interning at WWLA, the best time to make an application would be in the mid-year semester break.

WWLA goes Sailing

The company all got together last Friday to celebrate the year! We had a beautiful day sailing on the Waitemata Harbour with the Explore America’s Cup Yacht Experience. The weather was the perfect combination of sun and wind which enabled us to experience the full power of the yacht. Everyone had a great time and enjoyed participating by taking the helm, working hard on the grinders and sitting back and taking in the atmosphere/holding on for dear life with the wind gusting 25 to 30 knots! We topped off the day with a long leisurely lunch at Somm on Prices Wharf. It was great for everyone to spend time together and catch up after a busy year.

WWLA Welcomes Raffe Mahon

WWLA would like to welcome Raffe to the Auckland office. Raffe joined WWLA in October 2024 as a Graduate Contaminated Land Scientist. Raffe graduated from the University of Otago in 2024 with a Bachelor of Science in Geography and Environmental Management. Raffe’s hands-on experience with fieldwork and great work ethic have meant that he was able to assist the team straight away with site investigations. He is already proving to be a valuable member of the company. Welcome to the team Raffe!

Congratulations to Brooke James

WWLA would like to congratulate Brooke James who graduated from the University of Waikato yesterday, with a Master of Science (Research) in Earth Science. She studied Earth and Environmental Science and her thesis was on the measurement and modelling of the Waihou River (Thames) tidal saline water intrusion. Brooke is based in our Bay of Plenty office and since starting in July has been involved in various projects involving hydrological, stormwater and wetland assessments for BT Mining, Contact Energy, Oceana Gold and various cleanfills. We are very proud and fortunate to have such a talented and hard-working graduate at WWLA. Well done Brooke!

Laila Alkamil - 3 years at WWLA

Congratulations to Laila Alkamil who has recently celebrated her 3-year anniversary of working at WWLA. Laila is a Senior Planner, a full member of the New Zealand Planning Institute and a Shareholder at WWLA. Due to her ever-expanding skillset and professional demeanour, Laila has been involved with a variety of interesting projects at WWLA. She is busy with her own projects, which include numerous solar farms, clean fill and retirement village water take applications being steered through Council and Environment Court processes. Laila also provides support and advice to the Water Resource and Contaminated Land Teams and their client needs. We would like to thank Laila for all her hard work and commitment to WWLA, we enjoy having her as part of the team and look forward to many more years working together.

WWLA Sponsors Waimauku School Rip Ruby Team

WWLA was proud to support local school Waimauku and their Rip Rugby Team at the recent AIMS games in Tauranga. This was a large event – larger than the Olympics in terms of participants, with nearly 13,000 Intermediate school-age kids. There was a total of 390 schools competing in 27 sports, ranging from netball/rugby to mountain biking and surfing. The Waimauku School rip rugby team really enjoyed their time in Tauranga. The weather was fantastic for the week and they played a total of 12 games. They scored an incredible 54 tries in total and had some great wins. In the end, they came 6th in the Heartland division and 38th out of 59 teams overall. It was an awesome experience for the kids, both to compete in their sport and to support other teams in different sports. Waimauku School commented “We really appreciate the sponsorship, because as you can imagine the costs involved for the week-long competition from food, accommodation, transport to and from the games really mount up. So every little bit counted. So we really appreciate the support and thank you wholeheartedly.”

Lauren Windross - 5 years at WWLA

Congratulations to Lauren Windross who has recently celebrated her 5-year anniversary of working at WWLA. Lauren is a Senior Environmental Consultant, a Shareholder and also the Contaminated Land Team Leader. Lauren is an experienced and efficient manager of contaminated land investigations and her reports demonstrate her commitment to providing reports suitable for all audiences. In addition to her contaminated land expertise she enjoys tackling a wide array of environmental challenges. She provides pragmatic and practical earthworks advice and effective erosion and sediment control plans, works with clients to develop comprehensive environmental management plans, and supports several clients with stormwater monitoring and trade waste management. Her mentoring of staff in the contaminated land team and more widely is key to the team’s success and our consistent, pragmatic and responsive delivery of advice and documentation to our clients. We would like to thank Lauren for all her hard work and commitment to WWLA and look forward to working together for many more years.

WWLA Welcomes Benjamin Laeuchli

WWLA would like to welcome Ben to the Auckland office. Ben joined WWLA in August 2024 as a Contaminated Land Scientist, with a PhD in Earth Science from the University of Auckland. Ben has over seven years of experience gained from consultancies in Munich (Germany), where he focused on contaminated land and groundwater. He came to NZ in 2017 to study and loved NZ so much that he decided to relocate permanently with his family. Welcome to the team Ben!

Lake Puketirini Stratification Investigation

On 4 July 2024, WWLA embarked out to Lake Puketirini in Huntly for a boat survey. Their mission was to dive deep into the lake's temperature and water quality, especially within the top 20 meters. Equipped with two Solinst LevelLoggers, the team measured pressure, temperature and conductivity at various depths. Using a game fishing rod and a heavy sinker, they sent the loggers down to approximately 60 meters and recorded data on their way back up. They mixed up the ascent speeds for each deployment to ensure sensor had time to adjust to the varying pressure, temperature and conductivity, and ultimately obtain a thorough profile. For water quality, they took samples from 5, 10, 15, and 20 meters down using a Van Dorn sampler. These samples covered a wide range of factors like metals, nutrients, and general water quality indicators. What did they find? The surface temperature started at 13.3°C and dropped quickly to 12.55°C at 24 meters. Between 24 and 40 meters, it decreased slightly to 12.5°C, then rose a bit to 12.6°C near the bottom. Therefore, the temperature variation over the full depth of the lake was only 0.8°C. Conductivity at the surface was 222.4 µS/cm, reducing steadily to 218.1 µS/cm at 27 meters, then stabilizing before increasing again near the bottom. The variation in conductivity was minimal, only about 5 µS/cm over the depth. Even with some minor boat swings due to wind, the data showed consistent trends. These preliminary results gave great insights into the lake's temperature and chemistry stratification (or lack thereof). WWLA's approach ensured accurate data collection, setting the stage for more detailed analysis.

WWLA Welcomes Brooke James

WWLA would like to welcome Brooke to the Tauranga office. Brooke joined WWLA in July 2024 as a Graduate Hydrologist, with a Master’s degree in Earth Sciences from the University of Waikato. Whilst studying Brooke worked part-time at Genera Ltd as an Air Quality Monitor, and at Waikato Regional Council in the role of Data Management. She enjoys working as a team to solve problems and using her practical skills in the field or behind the computer. Welcome to the team Brooke!

WWLA Welcomes Jack Breitowich

WWLA would like to welcome Jack to the Kumeu Office. Jack moved from Chicago to New Zealand in June 2024 and joined WWLA as an Intermediate Environmental Scientist and Geospatial Analyst. He has a Master’s degree in Geospatial Intelligence from the University of Southern California (2024), and a Bachelor’s degree in Geography from Colgate University (2022). Jack has spent 2 years working at a consultancy in Chicago, specialising in electrical and civil design using GIS and CAD software. He has experience using geospatial intelligence and remote sensing techniques and will work across the water resources and the contaminated land teams. Welcome to the team Jack!

Thanks to all our volunteers!

This week is National Volunteer Week. The theme for 2024 is ‘ Whiria te tangata – weaving the people together’. We would like to recognise all the amazing volunteers who work at WWLA and thank them for their support and the difference they make in our communities. A huge thanks to: Laila Alkamil – Kumeu Volunteer Fire Brigade Shane Moore – Kaipara Coastguard Lauren Windross – Pest free Kumeu-Huapai and Predator Free Muriwai Steve Tyson – Experiencing Marine Reserves and Project Jonah Jon Williamson - National Equestrian Centre Taupo

WWLA Welcomes Rosa Hollister

WWLA would like to welcome Rosa Hollister to the Kumeu Office. Rosa is working as an intern with the Contaminated Land Team over the summer, whilst on break from university. She grew up in Muriwai and has just completed her second year of civil engineering at the University of Canterbury. Rosa graduates in 2026 and her goal is to become an environmental engineer. Rosa has been helping out the team both on-site and, in the office, and through this, she is gaining valuable skills and experience. If you are interested in spending the summer interning at WWLA, the best time to make an application would be in the mid-year semester break.

WWLA goes Sailing

The company all got together last Friday to celebrate the year! We had a beautiful day sailing on the Waitemata Harbour with the Explore America’s Cup Yacht Experience. The weather was the perfect combination of sun and wind which enabled us to experience the full power of the yacht. Everyone had a great time and enjoyed participating by taking the helm, working hard on the grinders and sitting back and taking in the atmosphere/holding on for dear life with the wind gusting 25 to 30 knots! We topped off the day with a long leisurely lunch at Somm on Prices Wharf. It was great for everyone to spend time together and catch up after a busy year.

WWLA Welcomes Raffe Mahon

WWLA would like to welcome Raffe to the Auckland office. Raffe joined WWLA in October 2024 as a Graduate Contaminated Land Scientist. Raffe graduated from the University of Otago in 2024 with a Bachelor of Science in Geography and Environmental Management. Raffe’s hands-on experience with fieldwork and great work ethic have meant that he was able to assist the team straight away with site investigations. He is already proving to be a valuable member of the company. Welcome to the team Raffe!

Congratulations to Brooke James

WWLA would like to congratulate Brooke James who graduated from the University of Waikato yesterday, with a Master of Science (Research) in Earth Science. She studied Earth and Environmental Science and her thesis was on the measurement and modelling of the Waihou River (Thames) tidal saline water intrusion. Brooke is based in our Bay of Plenty office and since starting in July has been involved in various projects involving hydrological, stormwater and wetland assessments for BT Mining, Contact Energy, Oceana Gold and various cleanfills. We are very proud and fortunate to have such a talented and hard-working graduate at WWLA. Well done Brooke!

Laila Alkamil - 3 years at WWLA

Congratulations to Laila Alkamil who has recently celebrated her 3-year anniversary of working at WWLA. Laila is a Senior Planner, a full member of the New Zealand Planning Institute and a Shareholder at WWLA. Due to her ever-expanding skillset and professional demeanour, Laila has been involved with a variety of interesting projects at WWLA. She is busy with her own projects, which include numerous solar farms, clean fill and retirement village water take applications being steered through Council and Environment Court processes. Laila also provides support and advice to the Water Resource and Contaminated Land Teams and their client needs. We would like to thank Laila for all her hard work and commitment to WWLA, we enjoy having her as part of the team and look forward to many more years working together.

WWLA Sponsors Waimauku School Rip Ruby Team

WWLA was proud to support local school Waimauku and their Rip Rugby Team at the recent AIMS games in Tauranga. This was a large event – larger than the Olympics in terms of participants, with nearly 13,000 Intermediate school-age kids. There was a total of 390 schools competing in 27 sports, ranging from netball/rugby to mountain biking and surfing. The Waimauku School rip rugby team really enjoyed their time in Tauranga. The weather was fantastic for the week and they played a total of 12 games. They scored an incredible 54 tries in total and had some great wins. In the end, they came 6th in the Heartland division and 38th out of 59 teams overall. It was an awesome experience for the kids, both to compete in their sport and to support other teams in different sports. Waimauku School commented “We really appreciate the sponsorship, because as you can imagine the costs involved for the week-long competition from food, accommodation, transport to and from the games really mount up. So every little bit counted. So we really appreciate the support and thank you wholeheartedly.”

Lauren Windross - 5 years at WWLA

Congratulations to Lauren Windross who has recently celebrated her 5-year anniversary of working at WWLA. Lauren is a Senior Environmental Consultant, a Shareholder and also the Contaminated Land Team Leader. Lauren is an experienced and efficient manager of contaminated land investigations and her reports demonstrate her commitment to providing reports suitable for all audiences. In addition to her contaminated land expertise she enjoys tackling a wide array of environmental challenges. She provides pragmatic and practical earthworks advice and effective erosion and sediment control plans, works with clients to develop comprehensive environmental management plans, and supports several clients with stormwater monitoring and trade waste management. Her mentoring of staff in the contaminated land team and more widely is key to the team’s success and our consistent, pragmatic and responsive delivery of advice and documentation to our clients. We would like to thank Lauren for all her hard work and commitment to WWLA and look forward to working together for many more years.

WWLA Welcomes Benjamin Laeuchli

WWLA would like to welcome Ben to the Auckland office. Ben joined WWLA in August 2024 as a Contaminated Land Scientist, with a PhD in Earth Science from the University of Auckland. Ben has over seven years of experience gained from consultancies in Munich (Germany), where he focused on contaminated land and groundwater. He came to NZ in 2017 to study and loved NZ so much that he decided to relocate permanently with his family. Welcome to the team Ben!

Lake Puketirini Stratification Investigation

On 4 July 2024, WWLA embarked out to Lake Puketirini in Huntly for a boat survey. Their mission was to dive deep into the lake's temperature and water quality, especially within the top 20 meters. Equipped with two Solinst LevelLoggers, the team measured pressure, temperature and conductivity at various depths. Using a game fishing rod and a heavy sinker, they sent the loggers down to approximately 60 meters and recorded data on their way back up. They mixed up the ascent speeds for each deployment to ensure sensor had time to adjust to the varying pressure, temperature and conductivity, and ultimately obtain a thorough profile. For water quality, they took samples from 5, 10, 15, and 20 meters down using a Van Dorn sampler. These samples covered a wide range of factors like metals, nutrients, and general water quality indicators. What did they find? The surface temperature started at 13.3°C and dropped quickly to 12.55°C at 24 meters. Between 24 and 40 meters, it decreased slightly to 12.5°C, then rose a bit to 12.6°C near the bottom. Therefore, the temperature variation over the full depth of the lake was only 0.8°C. Conductivity at the surface was 222.4 µS/cm, reducing steadily to 218.1 µS/cm at 27 meters, then stabilizing before increasing again near the bottom. The variation in conductivity was minimal, only about 5 µS/cm over the depth. Even with some minor boat swings due to wind, the data showed consistent trends. These preliminary results gave great insights into the lake's temperature and chemistry stratification (or lack thereof). WWLA's approach ensured accurate data collection, setting the stage for more detailed analysis.

WWLA Welcomes Brooke James

WWLA would like to welcome Brooke to the Tauranga office. Brooke joined WWLA in July 2024 as a Graduate Hydrologist, with a Master’s degree in Earth Sciences from the University of Waikato. Whilst studying Brooke worked part-time at Genera Ltd as an Air Quality Monitor, and at Waikato Regional Council in the role of Data Management. She enjoys working as a team to solve problems and using her practical skills in the field or behind the computer. Welcome to the team Brooke!

WWLA Welcomes Jack Breitowich

WWLA would like to welcome Jack to the Kumeu Office. Jack moved from Chicago to New Zealand in June 2024 and joined WWLA as an Intermediate Environmental Scientist and Geospatial Analyst. He has a Master’s degree in Geospatial Intelligence from the University of Southern California (2024), and a Bachelor’s degree in Geography from Colgate University (2022). Jack has spent 2 years working at a consultancy in Chicago, specialising in electrical and civil design using GIS and CAD software. He has experience using geospatial intelligence and remote sensing techniques and will work across the water resources and the contaminated land teams. Welcome to the team Jack!

Thanks to all our volunteers!

This week is National Volunteer Week. The theme for 2024 is ‘ Whiria te tangata – weaving the people together’. We would like to recognise all the amazing volunteers who work at WWLA and thank them for their support and the difference they make in our communities. A huge thanks to: Laila Alkamil – Kumeu Volunteer Fire Brigade Shane Moore – Kaipara Coastguard Lauren Windross – Pest free Kumeu-Huapai and Predator Free Muriwai Steve Tyson – Experiencing Marine Reserves and Project Jonah Jon Williamson - National Equestrian Centre Taupo

WWLA Welcomes Rosa Hollister

WWLA would like to welcome Rosa Hollister to the Kumeu Office. Rosa is working as an intern with the Contaminated Land Team over the summer, whilst on break from university. She grew up in Muriwai and has just completed her second year of civil engineering at the University of Canterbury. Rosa graduates in 2026 and her goal is to become an environmental engineer. Rosa has been helping out the team both on-site and, in the office, and through this, she is gaining valuable skills and experience. If you are interested in spending the summer interning at WWLA, the best time to make an application would be in the mid-year semester break.

WWLA goes Sailing

The company all got together last Friday to celebrate the year! We had a beautiful day sailing on the Waitemata Harbour with the Explore America’s Cup Yacht Experience. The weather was the perfect combination of sun and wind which enabled us to experience the full power of the yacht. Everyone had a great time and enjoyed participating by taking the helm, working hard on the grinders and sitting back and taking in the atmosphere/holding on for dear life with the wind gusting 25 to 30 knots! We topped off the day with a long leisurely lunch at Somm on Prices Wharf. It was great for everyone to spend time together and catch up after a busy year.

WWLA Welcomes Raffe Mahon

WWLA would like to welcome Raffe to the Auckland office. Raffe joined WWLA in October 2024 as a Graduate Contaminated Land Scientist. Raffe graduated from the University of Otago in 2024 with a Bachelor of Science in Geography and Environmental Management. Raffe’s hands-on experience with fieldwork and great work ethic have meant that he was able to assist the team straight away with site investigations. He is already proving to be a valuable member of the company. Welcome to the team Raffe!

Congratulations to Brooke James

WWLA would like to congratulate Brooke James who graduated from the University of Waikato yesterday, with a Master of Science (Research) in Earth Science. She studied Earth and Environmental Science and her thesis was on the measurement and modelling of the Waihou River (Thames) tidal saline water intrusion. Brooke is based in our Bay of Plenty office and since starting in July has been involved in various projects involving hydrological, stormwater and wetland assessments for BT Mining, Contact Energy, Oceana Gold and various cleanfills. We are very proud and fortunate to have such a talented and hard-working graduate at WWLA. Well done Brooke!

Laila Alkamil - 3 years at WWLA

Congratulations to Laila Alkamil who has recently celebrated her 3-year anniversary of working at WWLA. Laila is a Senior Planner, a full member of the New Zealand Planning Institute and a Shareholder at WWLA. Due to her ever-expanding skillset and professional demeanour, Laila has been involved with a variety of interesting projects at WWLA. She is busy with her own projects, which include numerous solar farms, clean fill and retirement village water take applications being steered through Council and Environment Court processes. Laila also provides support and advice to the Water Resource and Contaminated Land Teams and their client needs. We would like to thank Laila for all her hard work and commitment to WWLA, we enjoy having her as part of the team and look forward to many more years working together.

WWLA Sponsors Waimauku School Rip Ruby Team

WWLA was proud to support local school Waimauku and their Rip Rugby Team at the recent AIMS games in Tauranga. This was a large event – larger than the Olympics in terms of participants, with nearly 13,000 Intermediate school-age kids. There was a total of 390 schools competing in 27 sports, ranging from netball/rugby to mountain biking and surfing. The Waimauku School rip rugby team really enjoyed their time in Tauranga. The weather was fantastic for the week and they played a total of 12 games. They scored an incredible 54 tries in total and had some great wins. In the end, they came 6th in the Heartland division and 38th out of 59 teams overall. It was an awesome experience for the kids, both to compete in their sport and to support other teams in different sports. Waimauku School commented “We really appreciate the sponsorship, because as you can imagine the costs involved for the week-long competition from food, accommodation, transport to and from the games really mount up. So every little bit counted. So we really appreciate the support and thank you wholeheartedly.”

Lauren Windross - 5 years at WWLA

Congratulations to Lauren Windross who has recently celebrated her 5-year anniversary of working at WWLA. Lauren is a Senior Environmental Consultant, a Shareholder and also the Contaminated Land Team Leader. Lauren is an experienced and efficient manager of contaminated land investigations and her reports demonstrate her commitment to providing reports suitable for all audiences. In addition to her contaminated land expertise she enjoys tackling a wide array of environmental challenges. She provides pragmatic and practical earthworks advice and effective erosion and sediment control plans, works with clients to develop comprehensive environmental management plans, and supports several clients with stormwater monitoring and trade waste management. Her mentoring of staff in the contaminated land team and more widely is key to the team’s success and our consistent, pragmatic and responsive delivery of advice and documentation to our clients. We would like to thank Lauren for all her hard work and commitment to WWLA and look forward to working together for many more years.

WWLA Welcomes Benjamin Laeuchli

WWLA would like to welcome Ben to the Auckland office. Ben joined WWLA in August 2024 as a Contaminated Land Scientist, with a PhD in Earth Science from the University of Auckland. Ben has over seven years of experience gained from consultancies in Munich (Germany), where he focused on contaminated land and groundwater. He came to NZ in 2017 to study and loved NZ so much that he decided to relocate permanently with his family. Welcome to the team Ben!

Lake Puketirini Stratification Investigation

On 4 July 2024, WWLA embarked out to Lake Puketirini in Huntly for a boat survey. Their mission was to dive deep into the lake's temperature and water quality, especially within the top 20 meters. Equipped with two Solinst LevelLoggers, the team measured pressure, temperature and conductivity at various depths. Using a game fishing rod and a heavy sinker, they sent the loggers down to approximately 60 meters and recorded data on their way back up. They mixed up the ascent speeds for each deployment to ensure sensor had time to adjust to the varying pressure, temperature and conductivity, and ultimately obtain a thorough profile. For water quality, they took samples from 5, 10, 15, and 20 meters down using a Van Dorn sampler. These samples covered a wide range of factors like metals, nutrients, and general water quality indicators. What did they find? The surface temperature started at 13.3°C and dropped quickly to 12.55°C at 24 meters. Between 24 and 40 meters, it decreased slightly to 12.5°C, then rose a bit to 12.6°C near the bottom. Therefore, the temperature variation over the full depth of the lake was only 0.8°C. Conductivity at the surface was 222.4 µS/cm, reducing steadily to 218.1 µS/cm at 27 meters, then stabilizing before increasing again near the bottom. The variation in conductivity was minimal, only about 5 µS/cm over the depth. Even with some minor boat swings due to wind, the data showed consistent trends. These preliminary results gave great insights into the lake's temperature and chemistry stratification (or lack thereof). WWLA's approach ensured accurate data collection, setting the stage for more detailed analysis.

WWLA Welcomes Brooke James

WWLA would like to welcome Brooke to the Tauranga office. Brooke joined WWLA in July 2024 as a Graduate Hydrologist, with a Master’s degree in Earth Sciences from the University of Waikato. Whilst studying Brooke worked part-time at Genera Ltd as an Air Quality Monitor, and at Waikato Regional Council in the role of Data Management. She enjoys working as a team to solve problems and using her practical skills in the field or behind the computer. Welcome to the team Brooke!

WWLA Welcomes Jack Breitowich

WWLA would like to welcome Jack to the Kumeu Office. Jack moved from Chicago to New Zealand in June 2024 and joined WWLA as an Intermediate Environmental Scientist and Geospatial Analyst. He has a Master’s degree in Geospatial Intelligence from the University of Southern California (2024), and a Bachelor’s degree in Geography from Colgate University (2022). Jack has spent 2 years working at a consultancy in Chicago, specialising in electrical and civil design using GIS and CAD software. He has experience using geospatial intelligence and remote sensing techniques and will work across the water resources and the contaminated land teams. Welcome to the team Jack!

Thanks to all our volunteers!

This week is National Volunteer Week. The theme for 2024 is ‘ Whiria te tangata – weaving the people together’. We would like to recognise all the amazing volunteers who work at WWLA and thank them for their support and the difference they make in our communities. A huge thanks to: Laila Alkamil – Kumeu Volunteer Fire Brigade Shane Moore – Kaipara Coastguard Lauren Windross – Pest free Kumeu-Huapai and Predator Free Muriwai Steve Tyson – Experiencing Marine Reserves and Project Jonah Jon Williamson - National Equestrian Centre Taupo

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