BTW undertook an initial carbon measurement using the Climate Action Toolbox, looking at where it can reduce emissions, save money and engage staff, clients and communities in the process.With four...
Aligning with the vision statement of Te Mana o Te Wai, BTW have a team of multidisciplinary specialists focused on solving water issues. WAI EYE, Kanohi Hōmiromiro (an eye for...
Water is currently a hot topic across all three sectors (potable water, wastewater and stormwater), with a focus on how we can manage water use and infrastructure requirements responsibly now...
Our Environmental Scientists have the tools and experience to survey a site’s ecology to assess the impact of current or planned activity, inform engineering design and site master planning,and help develop appropriate management strategies....
Knowledge and values are important to our business, guiding the work we do and how we go about it. We have core values as well as 6 guiding principles (you...
Exciting and encouraging news today that Taranaki’s kiwi project has been successful. BTW follow this work closely, both as volunteer trap monitors for the Taranaki Mounga Project, but also as...
BTW Director Cam Twigley talks about Taranaki's energy future in this short video from Venture Taranaki, as our region and the energy sector transitions, embracing innovation and the best that...
IPCC AR6 Working Group 1 report is now publicly available at: https://www.ipcc.ch/report/sixth-assessment-report-working-group-i/ The Working Group I contribution to the Sixth Assessment Report is the most up-to-date physical understanding of the...
Introducing two new faces. Meet Meg and Jonathan. Jonathan joins the BTW team as a Land Surveyor having moved to New Plymouth after 4 years in Warkworth, near Auckland. Originally...
BTW have been monitoring trap lines for the past ~18 months on the Mangaoraka Track, Taranaki Maunga led by our Environment Team. Yesterday Sarah Cook and Cam Twigley were lucky...
