Environment Canterbury staff spot rare blue-phase kanakana in the Waimakariri River - an ancient native fish now Threatened – Nationally Vulnerable.
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Sign up for the latest newsGet your irrigation system ready for summer. Improve efficiency, cut costs, protect water quality and meet Farm Environment Plan audit requirements.
Flood recovery work continues across Kaikōura, with priority stopbank repairs completed, waterways cleared and further river management and resilience improveme
Community funding is helping restore Papaka Stream in South Canterbury through fencing, native planting, willow removal and improved habitat.
SuperGold free travel hours in Greater Christchurch will align with the national scheme when Motu Move rolls out. Find out what is changing and why.
Hundreds of poplars are being planted across Banks Peninsula to stabilise erosion-prone land, protect waterways and strengthen farm resilience.
Annual monitoring provides an updated picture of Upper Waitaki water quality, long-term trends and where further action is needed.
There are many ways that farmers can access water in dry times without affecting river levels.
Managing gravel is about balancing flood risk, protecting environmental and cultural values and ensuring community have access to resources.
Prepare your farm for spring contractors by identifying hazards, mapping sensitive areas and clearly communicating environmental requirements.
Environment Canterbury’s Audit and Risk Committee reviewed the Council’s finances, flood-warning network, dam consenting and preparations for H5 bird flu.
Major flood protection work at Walkhams Road will reduce flood risk, improve river management and boost resilience on the Ashburton/Hakatere River.