We've compiled frequently asked questions and answers about this consent application due to the level of interest in this renewal application.
News & events
Explore Canterbury's public recreational spots with our new online 'StoryMap', which provides accessibility and amenity information for over 900 sites.
Canterbury farmers are some of the most productive and efficient in the country. Find out how Stu has managed his consent process.
Our advice on managing the clean up of the Ōhau Village fire, to minimise environmental impacts.
Our work to implement the Government's freshwater policy package has started, as we work to understand how Te Mana o te Wai applies in Canterbury.
Dealing with legacy issues (hazardous or contaminated sites) is one of the hardest tasks we face as a regional council.
COVID-relief funding for wilding pines projects is providing a lifeline by employing impacted workers in the hard-hit tourism industry.
Need help with your winter grazing? Here are some tips for what you should be thinking about on farm mid-winter.
Canterbury farmers without a land use consent to farm are being asked to check if they need consent, and if necessary, to apply now.
All new planting plans need local and regional council approval, to make sure the land, plan and plants are suitable for planting.
We have released new guidelines for Farm Environment Plan auditors regarding winter forage crop grazing and wet weather management.
Pukeko, freshwater crayfish and eel are set to be protected in a new Kaikōura wetland.