Many decisions were made at the 600th Canterbury Regional Council meeting, including allowing pets on buses.
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Sign up for the latest newsOur biosecurity team may finally have a breakthrough in the fight against an aquatic invader in South Canterbury.
A fish ramp installed near Living Springs is helping native fish swim upstream to restored habitats.
We have withdrawn the Land use change on the margins of lowland Canterbury braided rivers, 2012-2019, Report No. R21/05 report after community concerns.
Scientists from our Water and Land team have investigated reports of increased algal growth around the Rakaia River mouth.
Braided river bird nesting season is from 1 September to 1 February, so it's time to be extra vigilant around Canterbury rivers.
Our new Rakaia water balance model can calculate the average daily river flow at the Rakaia River mouth for the first time.
Schools, businesses, and local groups planted seedlings and studied invertebrates to help restore the wetland at Saltwater Creek.
Promising results in the upper Waimakariri as we close out year two of the river weed control partner project.
Central Government co-funding means we can push on with flood protection work in our region.
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.
Our scientists and engineers have found an innovative solution to allow fish to move up and down Taranaki Creek.