Electrify Cromwell Event
Fun, information, amazing giveaways! Te Puna Mahara in Cromwell, 15 September, from 6.00pm.
August 2026 Meeting: Community Update
Highlights from the August meeting of the Cromwell & Districts Community Trust
July 2026 Meeting: Community Update
Highlights from the July meeting of the Cromwell & Districts Community Trust
Tracker Tuesdays - Citizen Scientists Needed!
Tracking tunnels show what predators are in our backyard - and Predator Free Cromwell invites everyone to get involved!
Kawarau Gorge Trail Moves Into Final Stages
Contractors are back on site at the Kawarau Gorge Trail, with the project now entering its final construction phase.
My eRATication Journey: From “We Don’t Have Rats Here” to Making a Difference
I got involved with Predator Free Cromwell because I care deeply about the beautiful environment we’re so lucky to live in. I love our native wildlife and the birds singing each morning. But I have to admit, I wasn’t immediately sold on trapping.
Community Steps Up To Help Pūteketeke
The local Brownies are one of the community groups making and launching nesting platforms for pūteketeke, to help them return to this area where they once thrived.
Project Tīrau: A Once-in-a-Generation Opportunity for Cromwell
The former Cromwell polytechnic site presents a once-in-a-generation opportunity to retain the site in community ownership and reimagine it as a Community Learning and Wellbeing Centre. This is an asset that would strengthen our community, our economy, and our shared sense of place.
Kawarau Gorge Trail Nears Major Milestone
Hitting construction milestones: one of the 5-ton diggers crosses a bluff bridge on the Kawarau Gorge Trail.
Predator Free Cromwell ends 2025 on a High
People got up-close and hands-on with the AT220 at the latest Predator Free Cromwell training session.
A Prickly Question!
They may look cute, but hedgehogs are a prickly predator of our native species.
Stone by Stone: Rebuilding History
Between 1866 and 1920, more than 400 Chinese people lived in what was known as Cromwell’s ‘Chinatown’. An exciting CDCT project is honouring their history, and the contribution they made to the Cromwell community.