Carbon emissions tracking: Total net carbon emissions of 543.62 TCO2e in FY2024 (up from 449.80 in FY2023); focus on reducing travel, waste, fuel emissions

Te Ara o Raukawa Moana project: climate change response initiative focused on preserving maritime environment

Planting programme: 12,500 trees and plants planted along streams (Mahinawa, Hukarito, Horokiri) and significant sites including Whitireia, Taputeranga Island, Hongoeka

Fleet transition: 33% of commercial fleet transitioned to hybrid or electric vehicles with goal of 15-20 additional EV transitions in next 12 months

Pest control: 472 hectares of pest, animal and weed control across Taputeranga, Whitireia, Hongoeka and western hills

Cultural Impact Assessments: 3 conducted in FY2024 for resource consent applications under RMA to ensure developments respect Ngāti Toa values

Kapiti Island Kaitiaki Ranger: First ranger appointed to live and work full-time on the island

Environmental restoration team: Permanent establishment of team working across significant whenua

Forestry investment through One Forty One Limited

Ara Piko Walkway completion around Pāuatahanui

Building healthy homes through asset management plans

Coastal systems restoration and indigenous biodiversity improvement

Sites of Significance Cultural Mapping

Environmental Sustainable and Green Fund (ESG) - $23m based on Crown Forestry Rentals

Coastal monitoring buoy partnership with DoC, NIWA and Greater Wellington Regional Council

Kaimahi for Nature Fund - $1.56M over three years for mahinga kai area enhancement and ecological restoration

Ngāti Toa Hui-ā-tau: Annual celebration featuring sports, arts, golf tournament and rugby league game attracting ~400 iwi members

Pātaka Kai: Social supermarket Te Umu ki Rangituhi supporting 397 whānau; food parcels provided to 1,646 families

Sporting initiatives: 143 sports grants totalling $76,989 for tamariki, rangatahi, pakeke and kaumātua across various sports

Ngā Toi o Ngāti Toa: Programme for emerging uri to foster taonga tuku o ngā tupuna

Wānanga reo: Regular wānanga in Porirua and Te Tau Ihu involving large numbers of whānau