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Our Environmental Management Team is pleased to announce that we have received certification for our eighth consecutive year, an accomplishment that reflects our commitment to both our environmental and sustainability policies.
Educational lessons on water, stormwater, pollution and water sensitive design were delivered in Auckland schools, paired with relevant interactive activities to get the students out of the classroom and implementing their learning. The lessons aim to increase the number of people educated about pollution prevention in our waterways through stormwater management practices, including rain tanks and stormwater harvesting.
By Stu Farrant
Construction of the Brylee Drive Reserve Wetland in Takanini was completed in June 2017. Detailed design and construction supervision by Morphum Environmental.
Water New Zealand’s 2017 Stormwater Conference was attended by nine engineers, scientists and water resources specialists from Morphum Environmental.
By Cat Davis
Cat Davis tells students at St Thomas’s School in Kohimarama about her career aspirations, and becoming a marine scientist.
Morphum Environmental has been engaged by Wairakei Estate to undertake ongoing freshwater monitoring of Orakonui and Pueto Streams, which run through the estate.
Australian Manager Stu Joyce has been awarded the Institute of Public Works Engineering (IPWEA) Young Engineer of the Year Award.
Morphum Environmental is proud to continue its well-established, yearly tradition of acting as conference partner to Water New Zealand’s premier industry conference.
Morphum Environmental has been engaged by Hamilton City Council to assess the entire open watercourse network in the Mangakotukutuku catchment, which totals 35 kilometres in length.
