Read Marco Cataloni's latest column about weed control in biodiversity-rich areas and improving water quality in the Middle Creek/Te Wai-o-pātiki catchment.
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The fire near Kirwee is now contained, the response is being led by Fire and Emergency NZ (FENZ).
Read about the successful project reestablishing and protecting the native forest in the Avoca Valley.
A new and refreshed depot in Kainga provides a modern open-plan office for up to 70 kaimahi (staff).
Have your say on the draft Canterbury Regional Land Transport Plan 2024–34.
If you notice an unpleasant odour over the warmer months in the Washdyke and north Timaru area you can take action by reporting it to us via the Smelt-it app.
The Waipara River has undergone a transformative journey, enhancing flood protection and biodiversity. Find out more about this climate-resilient project.
If you own a property with a dam, you should start thinking about the new dam safety regulations that come into force on 13 May 2024.
Keep your eyes and ears open for rooks especially in and around the Kennedy’s Bush area, a suburb in south-west Christchurch.
We have developed a new handbook with our partners to help you understand the risks of wilding pines and how you can remove and replace them on your property.
Before heading onto the lake, put on a lifejacket, take two waterproof forms of communication, and check both the high country and general forecast.