The Water Zone Committee recommends funding for nine exciting new projects.
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Canterbury will benefit from Central Government co-investment in flood protection.
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El Niño and climate warming are causing a very dry Canterbury, with record low water levels across the region.
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Tai Tapu students plant native trees by the Haswell River, nurturing a decade-long project, fostering nature connection, and inspiring community involvement.
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Tārerekautuku Yarrs Lagoon is being used as a living laboratory by Lincoln High School students.
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The results of our annual groundwater survey of 349 wells across Canterbury show little change, with high nitrate levels and E. coli detected.
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A court decision to set aside a discharge consent for an irrigation scheme could have wide-ranging impacts on economic activity around the country.
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Ed Heenan talks about his first practical insight into the world of surface water science.
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Farmers and rural professionals in the Mackenzie Basin came together to talk through strategies for dealing with the challenges of extreme weather in Ōmarama.
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A local piggery has been convicted of causing potential contamination to groundwater through its effluent discharges to land.
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Landowners in the Blythe Valley come together to form the Blythe Valley Community Catchment Group to fight threats to soil and vegetation in their backyard.
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The Selwyn Waihora Water Zone Committee is supporting several projects to help improve local water quality and biodiversity this year.