Looking for a way to engage students and show them how good the water quality is in their local river? Our Enviroschool facilitators are testing a new approach.
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The Te Matapuna Girl Guides were taken on an educational tour of the Ashburton hāpua bird platform.
Since 2014, we have been funding holly control work in Ashburton’s Alford Forest.
Read about our 21 newest electric vehicles, bringing the fleet's total number to 65.
We have issued formal warnings to three parties following an independent compliance investigation into activities at a South Canterbury farm.
Our staff are paying surprise visits to companies that handle or manufacture plastics.
The Whakaraupō Moana programme, a learning experience for secondary and tertiary ākonga/students, proved an empowering opportunity for young environmentalists.
Our scientists and engineers have found an innovative solution to allow fish to move up and down Taranaki Creek.
Co-funding is part of a new approach to river resilience.
Winter weather has settled in, and as Cantabrians crank up their wood burners, we start to see high-pollution days in many of the areas we monitor.
Two very successful community drop-in events in Timaru have been held this week for the draft Our Waitarakao strategy.