An algal bloom, Karenia longicanalis, is found in Camp Bay. It can be harmful to fish but isn't toxic to humans. MPI issued no warning. Monitoring continues.
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Sign up for the latest newsKaikōura Water Zone Committee chair Ted Howard discusses a new series of Kaikōura maps that will offer valuable insights for the community.
A new report is giving us a better understanding of how much water is being used in Canterbury.
Scientists from our Water and Land team have investigated reports of increased algal growth around the Rakaia River mouth.
Our compliance staff are active on the ground in Lower Waihao following elevated nitrate concentrations in a rural water scheme last year.
Kaikōura Water Zone Committee chair Ted Howard gives an update about the latest in local water management.
Before heading out on the water, put on a lifejacket, take two waterproof forms of communication, and check both the high country and general forecast.
This year marks a decade of partnership to improve biodiversity and manage weeds on the Waiau Toa/Clarence River.
The annual arrival of summer students typically marks the start of the recreational water monitoring season – Alex Williamson joins our Southern team.
The Kaikōura Water Zone Committee took a fieldtrip to see two progressive environmental projects — a constructed wetland and a riparian restoration programme.
Our new Rakaia water balance model can calculate the average daily river flow at the Rakaia River mouth for the first time.
A lack of water can have wide-reaching repercussions. Learn more about the impacts of prolonged dry conditions in our region.