A conservation group in the Lindis Pass has been awarded funding to help eradicate Russell lupins – a revered weed that is destroying our native habitat.
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Sign up for the latest newsA wallaby exclusion fence is over halfway completed and will keep pests out of the Mackenzie Basin.
The Whakaraupō Moana programme, a learning experience for secondary and tertiary ākonga/students, proved an empowering opportunity for young environmentalists.
Hay distributed near Duntroon in the 1970s may be a source of the invasive grass, nassella tussock spread, according to information obtained from the community.
A simple solution for stopping vehicles from harming Lake Lyndon's bird and plant life is paying off.
Dogs are being added to the toolkit for protecting braided river bird habitat.
A native wetland planting project supported by the Upper Waitaki Water Zone Committee is flourishing.
Learn more about biological control using living organisms to manage pests.
Our biosecurity officers have been busy supporting biosecurity projects in other parts of the country.
A new community-driven initiative has received the backing of the local water zone committee to tackle the growing threat of invasive willows along Waihao River
Tārerekautuku Yarrs Lagoon is being used as a living laboratory by Lincoln High School students.
Our Councillors visited Kaikōura to see ongoing biosecurity and biodiversity mahi first-hand.