Conservation cadets make history
Environment Minister David Parker today welcomed the first intake of cadets at the launch of the Bay Conservation Cadets – Tauira Mahi...
Council urges farmer vigilance
Waikato Regional Council officer inspecting extent of over application of effluent.
Seven separate court cases against Waikato farmers and...
Stream levels close to ‘critical’
The Rotorua focus zone.
Bay of Plenty Regional Council is implementing Level 2 of the Water Shortage Event Standard...
Watch out for toxic beach weed
Beachgoers are being urged to watch out for a toxic and invasive weed that's been cropping up in parts of Aotearoa.
$18m to grow conservation jobs
Jobs for Nature funding is being made available to conservation groups and landowners to employ staff and contractors in a move aimed...
Grads with a nose for success
They’re cute, they’re cuddly, they’re smart and these two youngsters have just graduated top of their class.
Five-year-old Jagdterrier,...
Kāpiti Coast showcases waste reduction
Two Kāpiti Coast District Council projects are showcasing how construction and demolition waste can be re-used and re-cycled.
The...
Wellingtonians prioritise environmental health
The message from Wellington communities is loud and clear, Greater Wellington needs to prioritise better environment health as part of its 2021-2031...
Carterton call to conserve water
Carterton District Council is appealing to residents to urgently conserve water in the coming days and avoid unnecessary water use during peak...
Long-serving groundsman’s landscaped legacy
A Wellington City Council staffer who has quietly played a huge role in changing the face of the capital's outdoors is retiring...
