Predator traps, chainsaw and a therapy dog are among the items given to recipients around New Zealand in Mazda Foundation’s latest round of funding.
Mazda NZ & Make A Wish Foundation invite Kiwis to create origami cranes to place on the Children’s Peace Monument in Hiroshima’s Peace Memorial Park.
The Bugman and a Shark Scientist visited Riverina School in Pakuranga to talk to students and teachers about the importance of sustainability.
Mazda announced its new technology and product development policy towards 2030 based on the company’s long-term vision for technology development.
Wainui Beach School in Gisborne is embarking on The Penguin Project: Little Blues, an initiative first started in 2018.
Mazda New Zealand are delighted to be donating $20,000 to Make A Wish Foundation New Zealand to help grant wishes of critically ill Kiwi children.
Karetu Primary School have a passion for exploring their local, natural environment, and are starting a scientific project on their school grounds.
Mazda’s first ever Electric Vehicle, the MX-30 is generating strong interest among New Zealand motorists.
Waitara East Primary School has embarked on a sustainability journey with the help of the Bugman and a Shark Scientist & Mazda's TREEmendous program.
Whanganui Intermediate is expanding its forest school program and hopes to inspire younger generations tof the natural environment.
As part of its efforts to promote green manufacturing lines and offices, Mazda initiated operation of its first solar power generation system.
Environmental protection and the reduction of CO2 emissions is a core goal for Mazda. We are committed to becoming carbon neutral by 2050.
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