Kaikōura and Hurunui Waiau Uwha zone delivery lead Marco Cataloni updates us on the SCAR Programme and provides a grape marc storage reminder.
News & events
We have been given $2 million to support farmers with erosion-prone land across North Canterbury as part of our SCAR programme.
Discover how mātauraka Māori (Māori knowledge) relates to farmers, and how we monitor the health of the Cust River catchment.
Lifestyle blocks can have a significant impact on our environment. Check out these top ten tips to protect land and keep water clean around your property.
The Waimakariri Water Zone Committee has three new women joining its ranks as chair, deputy, and youth representative.
Read the latest from Waimakariri Water Zone Committee chair Michael Blackwell.
A weed control programme surrounding the Kaiapoi River helps protect īnanga/whitebait and rare, native manu/birds like the matuku-hūrepo/Australasian bittern.
The Rangiora Reach Masterplan ensures cohesive and clearly communicated landscape planning for a section of the Ashley River/Rakahuri.
Read about the changes to the Northern water zone committees, under the recent refresh.
When there's a nor-wester, our alpine rivers can flood without warning, even on sunny days.
A collaborative planting project is seeing 7,000 plants being installed across eight different sites in the district.
Four generations have worked to control invasive weeds and restore native trees in Glentui. Now, an Environment Canterbury project continues the kaitiaki work.