Environment Canterbury Chair Jenny Hughey has welcomed the Government’s declaration of a climate emergency.
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Sign up for the latest newsLearning about traditional mahinga kai, in and around our waterways was the theme of a special community meeting and hāngī in Omarama.
Improving water quality at Waitarakao Washdyke Lagoon is the aim of a pollution prevention programme with local industrial businesses.
New pathways, fencing and tracks around the mouth of the Hakatere/Ashburton River are improving the environment for the many native birds that inhabit the area.
An Ashburton dairy farmer who discharged sediment-laden water into an ecologically significant creek has been fined $35,000.
More than 40 consent reviews for water takes near the Hakatere River have been granted, as new monitoring stations provide a clearer picture on availability.
Rosemary Clucas is relishing her new role as South Canterbury’s Poū Matai Kō mahinga kai facilitator. Find out how she's helping protect ancient Māori art.
View updates on the proposed Waste Management NZ Ltd site on Marshs Road.
A joint project, which includes $10,000 of funding allocated by the Upper Waitaki Water Zone is now underway to manage the invasive rowan tree.
Decision provides clarity over Environment Canterbury's role in approving consents to take water used for water bottling.
Our very own Peter Ramsden has received a Queen's Birthday Honour and has become a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit.
Nitrate contamination in waterways is cause for concern for everyone in Canterbury.