A Waikākahi farming family has funding support from its local water zone committee to restore the Hossack Wetland and protect one of the world's rarest birds.
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Sign up for the latest newsOur compliance staff are active on the ground in Lower Waihao following elevated nitrate concentrations in a rural water scheme last year.
From a swampy paddock to a destination wetland, funding has enabled a small Waitaki community to turn the dial on water quality in their catchment.
A dedicated group of community volunteers has secured funding to remove pest willows from the Kurow wetlands.
Dense nassella infestations were found near Duntroon and Kurow. Learn about this pest and how to prevent its spread in South Canterbury.
A group of passionate Waimate students are planting the seeds to what they hope will become a long-term initiative to grow native tree species in the area.
Waimate District Council is monitoring its water supply to the area following a rise in nitrate levels.
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 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
For a healthier environment, do your bit to help keep our stormwater clean when doing jobs around your home.
We've planted close to 50,000 willows across South Canterbury rivers, increasing safety and resilience for our river communities in the face of climate change.
Our Lower Waitaki Water Zone Committee will continue its support of the Community Native Nursery, with help from local Waitaki students.