With a local office and team based in Taupō, BTW is looking forward to taking part in New Zealand Geothermal Week, 10 to 15 August. It is a valuable opportunity...
As we reach the midway point of 2026, the BTW Ecology Team has reflected on the freshwater ecology work completed so far this year. The team has delivered freshwater fish...
The Resource Management Act is undergoing its biggest overhaul in decades, and with new legislation, planning reforms, and local government changes all being discussed, it's understandable that many landowners, developers...
BTW is supporting the transformation of New Plymouth’s city centre through its involvement in the West End Crossing project, a key urban design initiative for Ngāmotu New Plymouth. Utilising the...
Late in 2025, BTW’s Environment Team had the privilege of working in one of Aotearoa’s most iconic and challenging locations, the Whakapapa Ski Field on Mt Ruapehu. Our task? To...
The reopening of the Huatoki Stream marks a significant moment for central New Plymouth. For generations, the awa has flowed beneath parts of the city centre. Now, as demolition of...
It’s trapping season again, and the BTW team are heading into our 7th year volunteering on Taranaki Maunga. As part of the Taranaki Mounga Project, we’ll be monitoring 53 traps across...
A future-focused, sustainable legacy for Taranaki BTW is proud to be a key design partner in the transformational Tūparikino Active Community Hub – a project that will redefine how our...
BTW Company were engaged by EB Developments to manage this project from the due diligence stage through co-design in collaboration with mana whenua (Taranaki Iwi, Ngāti Tairi hapu and Oākura...
Te Upoko o Te Whenua Marae is the only remaining marae within Ngāti Maru district and iwi boundary and is located on the banks of the Waitara Awa in Tarata...
