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Sign up for the latest newsWallabies and wilding pines - two of Waitaha Canterbury's biggest pest challenges - were the focus of a recent school field trip to Takapō Regional Park.
Environment Canterbury led students on a hands-on day at Port Saddle, restoring habitat and learning about Whakaraupō Lyttelton Harbour's ecology.
Students from across Selwyn came together at Tai Tapu Primary School for an Enviroschools day celebrating sustainability, leadership and local action.
Students from Enviroschools across the Waimakariri district came together to advocate for change and protect braided river ecosystems.
Across South Canterbury, students are stepping out of the classroom and getting hands-on with the environments they’re a part of every day.
Introducing the 2026 Youth Rōpū: young leaders aged 14–24 bringing fresh perspectives on public transport, climate resilience and regional issues.
Enviroschools celebration united 18 kura from across Waitaha to showcase projects from bees to wilding pine control, inspiring action for a sustainable future.
Marine scientist Dr Joyce Yager has constructed multi-platform ‘marine hotels’ in Whakaraupō Lyttelton Harbour, which offer clues about the harbour's health.
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Children from Peppertree Preschools planted native trees down at their local stream with the help of Enviroschools and Waimakariri District Council.
Two young people have been appointed as youth representatives on Canterbury Regional Council’s Strategy and Policy Committee.