Sustainability
How to get your business involved in Tauranga Moana conservation projects
Priority One recently launched the Partnering for Nature programme, in partnership with Bay Conservation Alliance. All businesses rely on biodiversity in some degree, and there’s a huge range of conservation…
Read MoreThe Circular Construction Collective: making inroads into industry waste challenges
The Circular Construction Collective was established by Priority One’s Sustainability Lead, Marissa Nikora, in response to the huge waste issues around the construction and demolition industries (which contribute up to…
Read MoreThe Wheel Deal: a new ride to work scheme launches
Did you know that you can save 32-62% when you purchase any bike, e-bike or e-scooter in Aotearoa? To encourage people to take advantage of this, Mount local Dan Wallace…
Read MorePartnering with Nature: How your business can help protect our local whenua
Restoring biodiversity on our whenua is an environmental, social, cultural and economic issue that affects all businesses, in some way. Priority One has joined with Bay Conservation Alliance to create…
Read MoreDemand reduction and energy efficiency will be essential in lowering energy-related emissions in Bay of Plenty, new report highlights.
Source: Energy Efficiency & Conservation Authority – EECA 15 May 2024 Demand reduction and energy efficiency will be essential in lowering energy-related emissions in Bay of Plenty, new report highlights.…
Read MoreClosing the loop – Activating circular economy in Tauranga
A noteworthy milestone in an ambitious circular construction initiative has been achieved through the combined efforts of Priority One, Tauranga City Council, and Mutu. Priority One’s Sustainability Lead Marissa Nikora,…
Read MoreShifting A to B car free
Nearly 90% of journeys made in Tauranga are taken by private motor vehicle. Emissions produced from transport is the largest contributor to climate change within our region. This presented the opportunity…
Read MoreSustainability Strategy
Blog – 12th December 2023 Source: Marissa Nikora, Priority One Sustainability Lead The Western Bay of Plenty is renowned for its abundant natural resources and vibrant economies, but it’s not…
Read MoreGoing full circle: Is circular construction the future for Tauranga?
Tauranga’s rapid growth brings both promise and challenges. With a 72% population increase since 2000 and significant investments in construction, our city is on the cusp of a new era…
Read MorePedal and Park: New bike parking rolls into the City Centre
Source: Tauranga City Council As the warmer summer days are approaching, it’s a perfect time to change up your daily commute from sitting in traffic to fresh air in your hair.…
Read MoreThe Bay’s first Climate Action Festival: Find out how you can get involved
Source: Envirohub The Bay’s very first Climate Action Festival is being held this week, offering a variety of events for the community to get involved in – each celebrating what…
Read MoreChanging the tide of congestion and climate change must be done together
Source: Priority One Sustainability Lead, Marissa Nikora Turning the tide on our city’s choked-up traffic congestion and moving to a more sustainable future can feel like a mammoth task that’s…
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