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.
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Sign up for the latest newsOur scientists and engineers have found an innovative solution to allow fish to move up and down Taranaki Creek.
El Niño and climate warming are causing a very dry Canterbury, with record low water levels across the region.
Over the past three years, we've spent $8.5 million to increase the resilience of the Rangitata and Waitaki Rivers, after significant flooding damage.
Rangiora High School students learn about their local river the Ashley/Rakahuri and how we keep track of its health.
A number of vital flood protection structures in waterways across the region have been remediated, enabling improved fish passage.
We've transformed Rakahuri Ashley River from a river choked with weeds, to one which is safer and more resilient, thanks to central government funding.
Taking a collaborative approach to weed management is ensuring the best outcome for the Rangitata River.
Our biodiversity advisor Jason Butt has been rafting the Waiau Toa Clarence River to help identify and map weeds.
The Waipara River has undergone a transformative journey, enhancing flood protection and biodiversity. Find out more about this climate-resilient project.
Over the last 30 years, the Upper Rangitata Gorge Landcare Group have made great strides in controlling pest plants and animals in the iconic Rangitata River.
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