Consent renewal for the third of three irrigation schemes in mid Canterbury has been granted. Find out more about the decisions and the consent conditions.
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Sign up for the latest newsRead Lucy Millars', Chair OTOP Water Zone Committee, September update about groundwater trends and what the next steps are for the committee.
Soil Conservation and Revegetation project (SCAR project) promotes soil stabilisation and improves soil management in areas subject to erosion and high winds.
Environment Canterbury has welcomed the latest river water quality assessment from LAWA.
Retired principal, John Cruden, is looking forward to bringing his scientific knowledge to the Orari Temuka Opihi Pareora (OTOP) Water Zone Committee table.
The establishment of two large native planting sites is a major step toward restoring native biodiversity on the Canterbury Plains.
We are promoting a Local Bill to Parliament which, if passed, will ensure mana whenua representation on the Council.
The Selwyn Waihora zone committee welcomes new members and sets out its plan of action for the next three years.
Find out about the review of the Overseer tool and how this could impact the way we manage our waterways.
Ashburton water zone committee Chair William Thomas talks about the committee's three-year action plan and welcomes new members.
The Ahuriri catchment in Twizel is benefitting from passionate local farmers and their will to improve water quality.
The service is a partnership between Environment Canterbury, Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency, Christchurch City Council and Waimakariri District Council.