On Sunday 11 April consultation on Environment Canterbury’s draft Long-Term Plan will close. You still have time to make a submission and share your views.
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Rates – it’s a five-letter word that makes most people’s eyes glaze over, although I suspect that isn’t so much the case in the farming sector.
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With the days becoming shorter and colder, having good heating in your home is key. But do you know the best ways to burn cleaner?
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If you have a current consent to take water in Canterbury, you’ll have received a letter from us informing you of upcoming charges for water use.
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Mount Lawry Station in the Canterbury foothills has received a funding boost to help protect its native biodiversity which includes beech forest and wetlands.
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Applications are open to join your local water zone committee. Hear from current members about what it means to be part of local water management and apply now.
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At Environment Canterbury we are keen to harness the vision of our youth and ensure they have their say through our youth engagement and education programmes.
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Regional park rangers are now warranted to issue instant $750 fines to anyone found dumping rubbish in Canterbury's three regional parks.
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Gina Waibl was elected as the Banks Peninsula Water Zone Committee Chair at the March 2021 meeting.
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We've compiled frequently asked questions and answers about this consent application due to the level of interest in this renewal application.
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Kaikōura Zone Delivery Manager Kevin Heays talks about winter activities and community conversations.
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It may look unsightly but the brown substance showing up at Caroline Bay is actually a harmless algae.