Motor vehicle access guidelinesFind out where and how motor vehicles can have access within our regional parks.
Lake warning for Te Waihora/Lake Ellesmere & Lake RotoruaWith duck shooting season commencing on 5 May please check the following lake warning.
Broom - Weed of the MonthBroom invades pasture, roadsides, forestry blocks, low alpine areas, native grasslands, dry scrubland and braided riverbeds. Find out how to control it.
Water Use Report 2010/11We need accurate data on water use so we can understand the trends in demand, which allows for better water management and allocation in Canterbury.
Stop and think about where that paint goesFind out how to dispose of and use your paint responsibly.
20,000 years ago the shoreline of Pegasus Bay was 50 kilometres further out to sea and 130 m lower. As the climate warmed and cooled over time, the continental shelf was continually flooded until the shoreline became stable at its current position approximately 4500 years ago. This means that the coast as we know it – its landforms, estuaries and sediment - is relatively young. Find out how Pegasus Bay sand dunes protect the land from the forces of the sea during storms...
