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Sign up for the latest newsGrantlea Downs School students want Te Ahi Tarakihi to become a clean stream again.
$1.67 million has been allocated to indigenous biodiversity initiatives across the coming year, benefitting braided rivers, wetlands, fish habitat and more.
Find out about Ko te Whakahaumanu o te Rakitata Awa – the Rakitata River revival programme.
The Minister is 'calling in' resource consent applications for the proposed waste to energy plant in Waimate.
Chair, Glen Smith, outlines key areas of work the OTOP Water Zone Committee is supporting.
Get to know our four new Ashburton staff members.
We have released two new reports showing that we need to improve land management to achieve the water quality improvements the community is seeking.
We saw positive results during mid-season monitoring flights in July for winter grazing over Waimakariri and Ashburton regions.
A mahinga kai field trip recently held at three spots along the Cust catchment in Waimakariri highlighted the importance of our natural resources.
Our staff recently visited Lake Tekapo School to talk to the tamariki about changes happening in their local park – Takapō Regional Park.
Read about this Waimakariri farmer's innovative herd refining method, part of a Next Generation Farming project.