Managing gravel is about balancing flood risk, protecting environmental and cultural values and ensuring community have access to resources.
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Sign up for the latest newsPrepare your farm for spring contractors by identifying hazards, mapping sensitive areas and clearly communicating environmental requirements.
Major flood protection work at Walkhams Road will reduce flood risk, improve river management and boost resilience on the Ashburton/Hakatere River.
Environment Canterbury is preparing regional parks, river corridors and forestry areas for a potentially higher-risk Canterbury fire season.
Environment Canterbury’s Strategy and Policy Committee considered quarry dust monitoring, regional plans and government reforms.
A new national lifejacket requirement is one step closer, reinforcing Canterbury’s existing rules for recreational craft six metres or less.
Canterbury’s braided river birds are nesting this spring. Find out how you can help protect these rare birds when visiting our rivers.
Catch crops & ground cover: sow now to cut soil erosion, protect Critical Source Areas, and meet NZ winter grazing rules.
Behind every flood warning is a network of river monitoring sites and field staff working to keep Canterbury communities informed and safe.
Funding is now open for community-led environmental projects across Canterbury. Apply by 12 October to help restore, protect and enhance nature.
The Christchurch business carried out a major five-year stormwater system transformation which will help the environment.
Whitebait season is here. Find out the latest whitebait fishing rules, what structures are allowed, and how you can help protect Canterbury's rivers and native