Grantlea Downs School students want Te Ahi Tarakihi to become a clean stream again.
News & events
Environment Canterbury announces its plan to purchase 12 new electric buses, thanks to funding from Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency.
A Water Shortage Direction is in place for the Opihi River for 14 days from 1 October 2023.
We are experiencing delays in processing resource consent applications due to staffing challenges and the increasing complexity of applications.
Mckinnon’s Creek Salmon Hatchery is run by volunteers working to revive the salmon stock in the Rakitata/Rangitata River.
On Monday 25 September, the Harbourmaster’s Office at Environment Canterbury was notified of a vessel aground near Shell Bay on Banks Peninsula.
On Friday 1 September, we responded to a discharge to a waterway, Saltwater Creek, North Canterbury. Read the latest update.
$1.67 million has been allocated to vital protection and restoration initiatives for the 2024 financial year.
Join our public meeting on 27 September, to tackle the Pig's Ear invasion in Akaroa and the bays.
Our annual contact recreation report is now available, assessing 100 popular swimming spots in Waitaha/Canterbury.
Stopbanks, vital for flood defense, safeguard lives and infrastructure. Collective responsibility ensures their effectiveness in averting major floods.
Members of our Youth Rōpū held a successful planting event in the Waimakariri River Regional Park to celebrate Conservation Week.