Community funding is helping restore Papaka Stream in South Canterbury through fencing, native planting, willow removal and improved habitat.
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A Ngāti Wheke field crew cleared invasive gorse from Te Ahu Pātiki on Banks Peninsula, helping protect rare plants and wetland habitat.
A dream to restore Papaka Stream has become a lot easier for South Canterbury farmers Gemma and Hayden Barker, thanks to funding from the CWMS Action Plan Fund.
Local biodiversity funding is helping restore habitats, improve waterways and protect ecosystems across Canterbury.
Construction is underway on three new stopbanks to help keep floodwater within the Rangitata River's south branch during major flood events.
Learn about the community-led projects receiving Environment Canterbury funding to protect biodiversity and restore waterways across Canterbury.
Canterbury boosts wallaby control with $2M funding to stop spread, protect biodiversity and reduce long-term costs across the region.
Funding is open to help Waitaha Canterbury community groups turn local environmental ideas into practical, on-the-ground action.
We are upgrading $850 million worth of flood protection assets thanks to RIF funding, which will help protect Waitaha communities.
More frequent Route 7 buses are helping more people get where they need to go. Patronage is up 7% thanks to improved reliability and extra capacity.
RIF funding supported new flood resilience work in Waitaha, upgrading stopbanks and flood defences to protect homes, infrastructure and communities.