Environment Canterbury supports a proposal to exclude permanent exotic forests from the Emissions Trading Scheme.
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Sign up for the latest newsResponding to criticism from Greenpeace, Environment Canterbury says it has always acknowledged the extent of the water quality challenge in our waterways.
Timaru Boys' High School students spent a day analysing water samples in the Ōpihi catchment.
Invasive weeds are being targeted through a four year project in Rakaia Gorge.
Agrecovery programmes provide a safe and sustainable way to dispose of old or unwanted chemicals.
Banks Peninsula landowners are welcoming swift funding relief to help restore biodiversity around their damaged properties.
The Hakatere / Ashburton River consent review process is making progress, with 61 consent reviews now decided.
A collaborative project in Windwhistle will help preserve and protect a variety of species on a precious bluff.
Members of the OTOP Water Zone Committee made the most of the last days of summer to get native plants in the ground at the Taniwha Gully rock art site.
Heading to the Ashburton/Ōtuwharekai lakes this summer? Keep an eye out for warning buoys that signal important monitoring equipment is nearby.
A field trip to Clareview’s regenerative farm system highlights the importance of pasture and how choosing the right mixture can improve soil health.
Summer is just about here and that means irrigation will become more widespread across North Canterbury. Make sure that your irrigator operates correctly.