Tuesday 30 June 2026
7 pm - 8 pm
Venue: St Joseph's School, 36 Usk Street, Ōamaru
Join the Air Quality Collective and Otago Regional Council for a talk exploring the results of a recent community air quality project carried out in Ōamaru with a local school and volunteers.
What does the air we breathe in Ōamaru actually look like?
Join the Air Quality Collective and Otago Regional Council for a talk exploring the results of a recent community air quality project carried out in Ōamaru with a local school and volunteers.
Over the last couple of months, students and community members have helped gather valuable information about air quality across the town. Now it's time to share what was learned.
Air quality scientist Ian Longley will discuss:
This project is part of a collaboration between the Air Quality Collective and Otago Regional Council to better understand local air quality and support informed community discussion.
Whether you're concerned about winter smoke, interested in environmental science, or simply curious about the air you and your family breathe, we'd love to see you there!
Attendance is free and all are welcome.
Air quality science monitors the tiny particles in our air that can harm health, particularly in vulnerable groups. Weather influences their dispersion, often peaking during cold, calm conditions.
Clean air is fundamental to the health of our families and the health of our region.