In response to rising fuel and energy costs, the 2026 Sustainable Spring programme will include a focus on supporting communities to: 

  • Improve household energy efficiency and reduce energy costs
  • Build local food security and self-sufficiency 
  • Strengthen community connection and collaboration

The programme also includes a focus on various waste reduction initiatives, which are supported through Council's waste levy. 

Details of this years’ programme are being finalised, and the full programme of events will be available here in mid-August. 

Building connected, resilient and sustainable Kāpiti communities
Kia whakanuia, kia whanake hoki ngā hapori tūhono, tupu anō, toitū ki Kāpiti

Green promotional graphic for Sustainable Spring / He Koanga Toitū. White illustrations across the top show an electric vehicle charging, a wind turbine, people walking, a house, trees, a cyclist and a bus, with birds flying overhead. Large white text reads “SUSTAINABLE SPRING” with smaller text below reading “He Koanga Toitū”. The background features fern fronds, with a curved purple border along the bottom and white silhouettes of a tree and cyclist in the lower corners.