National water quality trends show river macroinvertebrates are under pressure Land, Air, Water Aotearoa (LAWA) has analysed and released 10-year trends for river macroinvertebrates for the first time and the…
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A stranded yacht on New Brighton beach was successfully removed this morning. The ‘Merlot’ yacht has been on the beach since September 12.
A Water Shortage Direction for the Opihi River and its tributaries – which includes the Opuha River and Lake Opuha – is in effect from Tuesday 2 October for 14
Environment Canterbury today announced the results of its release programme for the new rabbit haemorrhagic virus disease strain, RHDV1 K5.
Yesterday Greenpeace put out a public statement regarding the proposed representation on the Environment Canterbury Council for the 2019 elections.
The Upper Waitaki Water Zone Committee provided funding to a stream enhancement project that will protect the threatened native fish bignose galaxias.
The community is encouraged to give feedback on updated water management recommendations for the Orari Temuka Opihi Pareora (OTOP) water zone until 10 October.
Environment Canterbury has laid charges against two parties in relation to the death of hundreds of eels in Kaputone Creek.
Public Transport Joint Committee members Steve Lowndes and Dr Anna Stevenson discuss the visionary step change proposed in the Regional Public Transport Plan.
Free travel on the Metro public transport network for World Car-free Day on Saturday 22 September was an outstanding success.
A campaign to improve the standard of fish screens is being rolled out across Canterbury, to ensure more healthy fish remain in our rivers.
Environment Canterbury has committed to continue working with the Department of Conservation and local landowners to protect bittern/matuku habitats.