Taking a collaborative approach to weed management is ensuring the best outcome for the Rangitata River.
News & events
Our biodiversity advisor Jason Butt has been rafting the Waiau Toa/Clarence River to help identify and map weeds.
A recent weedy workshop, the second in a series at Kaikōura’s Hāpuku catchment, brought locals together to tackle common invasive pest plants.
A recent visit to a garden in West Melton has led to the discovery of the pest entire marshwort growing in a private pond.
Read Marco Cataloni's latest column about weed control in biodiversity-rich areas and improving water quality in the Middle Creek/Te Wai-o-pātiki catchment.
Keep your eyes and ears open for rooks especially in and around the Kennedy’s Bush area, a suburb in south-west Christchurch.
We have developed a new handbook with our partners to help you understand the risks of wilding pines and how you can remove and replace them on your property.
Help us control pig's ear. If you spot any pig's ear on your land report a sighting to us.
Over the last 30 years, the Upper Rangitata Gorge Landcare Group have made great strides in controlling pest plants and animals in the iconic Rangitata River.
Lyttelton and Diamond Harbour Primary School have collaborated to enhance a site on Te Pataka o Rakaihautū/Banks Peninsula.
In 2022/23, we delivered 20 environmental projects, collaborating with communities, landowners and rūnanga for habitat protection and regional initiatives.
A community trapping project in Ashburton will help protect native bird species.