Thanks to an Ōrāri Temuka Ōpihi Pareora Water Zone Committee recommendation, a local group is taking action to revive Strathconan Stream.
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Sign up for the latest newsA South Canterbury community group has enlisted the help of dung beetles to improve water and soil quality in their catchment.
The historical Peel Forest landfill remediation has received a significant boost with $6 million in government funding.
Learn more about the Pig Hunting Creek lagoon restoration project, which aims to support the revitalization of the wetland.
Timaru’s on-demand public transport system, MyWay by Metro, has recorded the highest level of patronage in the city for almost a quarter of a century.
Our kaimahi have worked with landowners to address hazardous and pest willow trees, focusing on preserving native pekapeka/long-tailed bat habitats.
Join the Normanby Community Catchment Group's planting day on Sunday 1 September to enhance the area for nesting native birds.
Two very successful community drop-in events in Timaru have been held this week for the draft Our Waitarakao strategy.
Pleasant Point residents may see local bat roosting trees getting a makeover due to maintenance work starting.
Find out more about a recent report on the ecological health of the Opuha and Kakahu Rivers.
The new contactless way of paying for public transport comes to Timaru later this year and will be used throughout the country.
The special environment of South Canterbury’s Te Moana River was explored at a collaborative family-friendly event last weekend.