There are many different ways to be involved:
The Co-ordinator Fund
Please set up an automatic payment to Watchdog to pay our part-time coordinator. Without a person in this role our voluntary organization cannot function to save the Coromandel! $10.oo per week or more could make all the difference. Please use ‘COORDINATOR’ as the bank reference
Coromandel Watchdog Kiwibank Coromandel Branch
a/c: 38 9006 0733863 00
Donate
General donations are also welcome. Please use ‘DONATE’ as the bank reference.
Become a Member
To become a member of Watchdog ($20) please do a Direct Bank Transfer, using ‘JOIN (your name)’ as the bank reference and email watchdog@pohutukawa.org.nz with your name and contact details.
Or print this Membership/Donation Form and post your cheque to Watchdog’s Treasurer: Coromandel Watchdog, PO Box 396, Thames 3540
Join our mailing list
Email watchdog@pohutukawa.org.nz with ‘Sign Me On’ in the subject line, and your Name, Address and Phone Number in the message.
“Coromandel No Mining” bumper stickers available from Thames Organic Shop, 736 Pollen St, Thames.
Get Involved!
Contact our Coordinator Renee Annan at watchdog@pohutukawa.org.nz if you are keen to help out. In summer there is lots of jobs to do for awareness raising and fundraising purposes, but there is always other ways to help.
Write letters
You could write to:
Kate Wilkinson – Minister of Conservation: k.wilkinson@ministers.govt.nz
John Key – Minister of Tourism: john.key@parliament.govt.nz
Glenn Leach – Mayor of Thames-Coromandel District Council: glenn.leach@tcdc.govt.nz
Hauraki Herald: hauraki.editor@wrcn.co.nz
Peninsula Press: peninsulapress@xtra.co.nz
Coastal News: reporters@coastalnews.co.nz
Spread the Word
Like us on facebook. Follow us on twitter. Get knowledgeable and talk to your friends, family, colleagues & acquaintances about these issues. Come to events and protests. Organise events and protests. Enjoy and share the beauty of the Coromandel – go for a walk in the Parakiwai Valley or a swim at Opoutere this summer!
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