Projects

Students at Willowbank School will be designing a water self-sufficient living space for a typical Auckland family home.

Students are undertaking a term long investigation into the water quality at their local park.

Students and teachers will investigate the feasibility of producing and using Black Field Crickets as an alternative food source in their school community.

Students at Conifer Grove School are researching different formulas and methods of making an environmentally-friendly plastic substitute they can use to make products.

Students at Hunua School aim to increase the native birdlife in and around the school environment by controlling the unwanted pests (predators to birdlife) in and around the school grounds and environment.

Cystic Fibrosis Otago, with Cystic Fibrosis New Zealand and University of Otago researchers will investigate how people with CF are cleaning antibiotic residue from their nebulisers and how this might be impacting on antibiotic resistance.

Ngāti Paoa Iwi Trust and Point England School aim to raise longfin eels for release back into the local waterways.

Students at Papakura High School aim to set up a sustainable biochar production using a custom-built kiln that will be located on school grounds.

Students are researching and designing potential kitten-feeding solutions to reduce the workload, animal-stress and costs associated with SPCA staff having to hand-feed orphaned kittens.

Kimihia Kermit is an investigation into the whereabouts, the type and the number of frogs that can be found in North Taranaki.