Greenfluence Collective
A collective of representatives from 9 schools across Auckland working together to bring awareness on environmental issues by launching sustainability-driven projects.
Current Event - Art Contest
Join us for our Inaugural Art Contest open to selected schools across Tamaki Makaurau. Submit your art by August 11th, and get the chance to get prizes worth over $1000 and the chance to have YOUR art displayed at a public exhibition.
The theme for this year is Climate Resilience that is close to you (e.g Cyclone Gabrielle.
If this sounds like a part of you, click the button below to enter.
The theme for this years event is Climate Resilience. Climate resilience means being prepared for and able to recover from extreme weather events and long-term climate change. In Aotearoa New Zealand, communities are being impacted by flooding, storms, droughts, and rising sea levels, which damage homes, infrastructure, and ecosystems. To bounce back, people are raising homes, restoring wetlands, upgrading infrastructure, strengthening emergency plans, and using mātauranga Māori to guide responses. Support is available through local councils, Civil Defence, marae, community centres, the Ministry for the Environment, and groups like the Red Cross. Students can take action by learning about local risks, making emergency plans, reducing waste, saving energy, and leading sustainability projects in schools and communities.
About
We are a collection of secondary school students ranging from Year 10 to Year 13 working together to help promote climate resilience in our communities. Coming together at the REAL Programme 2025 edition, we formed The Greenfluence Collective.
Our members include
- Ashvir Singh - Rangitoto COllege
- Alizabeth Chumphol- Kelston Girls
- Griffin Jolly - Sacred Heart College
- Nicole He - Botany Downs
- Raina Baek - Orewa College
- Joel Gonzalez - St Peters College
- Pai Faasisila - McAuley High School
- Oscar Bulley-Brown - Kings College
Contact
Got a question, idea, or opportunity you’d like to share? We’d love to hear from you.
Reach out to us directly by using the button below to start a conversation.
This Years Theme
The theme for this years event is Climate Resilience. Climate resilience means being prepared for and able to recover from extreme weather events and long-term climate change. In Aotearoa New Zealand, communities are being impacted by flooding, storms, droughts, and rising sea levels, which damage homes, infrastructure, and ecosystems. To bounce back, people are raising homes, restoring wetlands, upgrading infrastructure, strengthening emergency plans, and using mātauranga Māori to guide responses. Support is available through local councils, Civil Defence, marae, community centres, the Ministry for the Environment, and groups like the Red Cross. Students can take action by learning about local risks, making emergency plans, reducing waste, saving energy, and leading sustainability projects in schools and communities.