Coastal campgrounds
"If there were one
thing you could do
to make the
Coromandel a
better place to
live, what would
it be?"
Sam Stephens, 29,
Coastal Community
Facilitator EW.
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Posted: 2008-03-31 12:47
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Youth Forum
Blueprint Youth Competition winners!
Congratulations to everyone for taking part. In our eyes, everyone who took the time to enter our competition or give us their feedback is a winner because their views will help shape the future of the Coromandel.
What did you tell us? There were common themes from young people. Whether you live in Colville, Te Puru, Whangamata, Whitianga, Tairua or by the Kauaeranga River, many of you said you love the pohutukawa trees, the native bush, the song of birds, the beach, the sound of waves crashing on the shore, and the way that our towns feel, that is, they feel safe, and you can walk down the street and lots of people wave and say hi because we know each other and care.
The ultimate aim of the Blueprint is to protect and enhance all these things that we love and although this will take some time to achieve, were stoked youve joined the journey and hope youll continue to help us along the way.
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The Blueprint is all about making decisions today that will shape the kind of place the Coromandel will be in the future. Young people are the future of the Coromandel and its so important to us that you get your say about what that future will be like!
A lot has changed on the Coromandel over the last 50 years, how will it change over the next 50? By getting involved in the Blueprint, you can all help shape what changes occur over the next 50 years to help make the Coromandel an even better place to live and visit.
Bebo
Are you a bebo-er? Then youve got to check out our very own coromandel peninsula bebo site at www.bebo.com/CoroBlueprint
Become a friend, let us know what you like about the coromandel peninsula, see what others are into, check out the photos of what the coromandel used to look like.
Fun quiz!
Whats your blueprint personality? Take our fun quiz on bebo to find out if youre a whanga fisho, a whiti-city slicker or another of our blueprint personality types!
Contact Us
If you would like to learn more about how the youth of the Coromandel can have their say on the Blueprint, please contact: Sam Stephens by email on Sam.Stephens@ew.govt.nz

call us on 07-868 0200,
e-mail us blueprint@tcdc.govt.nz
or write to us at:
Coromandel Peninsula Blueprint
Thames-Coromandel District Council
Private Bag 1001
Thames 3540
You can also go on the mailing list for our project newsletter to keep up to date. Just e-mail us.