Get Involved!

Read on for information on getting involved with Sustainable Wellington, see our companion Going Green page for tips on a sustainable lifestyle, or the Mailing Lists page for other groups you can receive regular information from.

Contact Lists

Would you like to join one of our contact lists? We have:

Newsletters

About once a month we e-mail what’s new on this site and other topical items about Wellington. It makes for a good read over coffee. See our Newsletters page for past issues.

If you wish to join, send an e-mail to swnnews-subscribe@yahoogroups.com (no body or subject required).

Action Alerts

Action Alerts: From none to about four e-mails a month, depending on what’s happening in the Wellington environmental scene. Action Alerts are urgent or semi-urgent calls for action on a particular topic. See the Yahoo! Groups page for past alerts.

If you wish to join, send an e-mail to swnalerts-subscribe@yahoogroups.com (no body or subject required).

Your e-mail address will, of course, be kept confidential and not distributed to other parties. If you have problems or queries about the mailing lists, e-mail the list owner, Tom Robinson.

Help Us!

Sustainable Wellington Net is looking for volunteers with the following skills:

  • Media Skills: Contacting journalists, magazines, etc, to help promote our site,
  • Librarian/Cataloguer: Keep a track of environmental issues,
  • Writing Skills: To help produce our newsletter,
  • Sponsorship! Help our site or a specific area, such as the Green Map, develop.

These can generally be done in hours and locations to suit yourself: Probably an hour or two a week after the setup work is established. Please contact Mike if you can help!

Other Involvement

Check out the Hot Topics on our Home page for causes you can get involved in.

If you’re looking for volunteer work, just about everybody needs helpers! Check out our Directory page for a list of groups.

For more entertaining/educational activities, see the Things To Do category on our Links page.

It’s not the critic who counts. Not the man who points out where the strong man stumbled or where the doer of great deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena. Whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood. Who strives valiantly, who errs and comes up short again and again. And who, while daring greatly, spends himself in a worthy cause so that his place may not be among those cold and timid souls who know neither victory nor defeat—Theodore Roosevelt