To reduce the amount of farm plastics ending up at the landfill, recycling old or unwanted water tanks has become more accessible and easier to manage.
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Fernside School students took their learning into action, presenting a petition to councillors calling for greater protection for braided river birds.
Behind every flood warning is a network of river monitoring sites and field staff working to keep Canterbury communities informed and safe.
Join volunteer planting days and park clean-ups across Canterbury Regional Parks this winter. Find upcoming events, locations and how to get involved.
Students from Enviroschools across the Waimakariri district came together to advocate for change and protect braided river ecosystems.
11,800 people shared feedback on Greater Christchurch's Metro network. Results will shape the future of public transport.
Car tyres, glass bottles, mattresses and burnt-out household rubbish are just some of the items our staff have found dumped at rivers in the area.
North Canterbury 12-year-old Harry is leading a community river clean-up to help protect local rivers, wildlife and public spaces.
Help shape the future of Metro bus and ferry services across Greater Christchurch. Share your feedback on routes, reliability and future transport needs.
Flood protection work on the Cam River in Kaiapoi uncovered native mussels living among decades-old debris, supporting river health and flood risk reduction.
New accessible park Kirikōhatu opens at Waimakariri River Regional Park, featuring a 1.2km wheelchair-friendly loop track, river views and picnic spaces.