Check out some of the awesome work below that we have been up to since 2020. We are constantly keeping this section up to date, highlighting recent developments and the amazing work happening in our community.
Local non-profit organisations Rewiring Aotearoa and Mana Tāhuna are running a survey to better understand our communities’ energy consumption and how it impacts the Queenstown Lakes area.
We’re proud to report QLDC is now a Toitū carbonreduce certified organisation!
With funding help from QLDC’s Resilience and Climate Action office, Southern Lakes Sanctuary and Wildlands Consultants have created an impressive interactive map of the district’s wildlife.
QLDC were the winners of the 2023 Sustainable Journeys Award.
In November QLDC launched a new book called “Our Community Kai Story”.
We completed a second Community Shuttle Trial between May and September last year.
In late 2020 a study was conducted to evaluate a feasible pathway for achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050 across the Queenstown Lakes District.
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A Carbon Sequestration Study was undertaken in late 2020 to explore our ability to capture and store atmospheric carbon within the Queenstown Lakes District.
Prepared by Bodeker Scientific for QLDC, this report provides an analysis of both historical and projected changes in the climate of the district.
Check out our quarterly reports created for the Audit, Finance & Risk Committee. This will give you an idea of what key projects we are working on at the moment.
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