Christchurch Envirohub Trust

Christchurch Envirohub Trust

Christchurch Envirohub looks to connect changemakers, power eco-projects, and inspire collective action for a greener future, together.

Christchurch, Canterbury

Established in 2018, Christchurch Envirohub is a charitable trust developed as a centre point for environmental, sustainability and community organisations in greater Christchurch.

CEH provides an array of digital and physical tools and services to help augment and alleviate the work of those in the environmental sector. Addressing needs expressed by the sector.

Motivated by a commitment to widespread behavioural change at all levels and alignment with Te Tiriti, we work with organisations and communities to strengthen the sustainability and environmental sector.

We create opportunities for our network to connect and collaborate, support impactful projects and educate and inspire the wider community about sustainability.

We actively look to partner with those providing resources, running workshops, and creating pathways and outlets for advocacy and policy change.

We need your support to continue creating a more sustainable and environmentally focused Christchurch! Let’s work hand in hand, and together, we can create a thriving, environmentally conscious city we can all be proud of!

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The Christchurch Envirohub is a centre of support for sustainability and environmental organisations in the wider Christchurch area.

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