If you have a private water supply, making sure you test your drinking water regularly is the best way to protect your ...
Restoration at Orton Bradley Park is improving Te Wharau Stream’s water quality and habitat, helping native birds flourish ...
Appliance name Yunca Monte Leg Wet Sub 1.0 ...
View water levels at 155 river and lake sites in Canterbury, from the Clarence River Waiau Toa in the north to the Waitaki River in the south.
Feral deer are medium to large-sized ungulates. Their browsing can change forest structure, they may spread bovine TB, and can be a road hazard. Red deer have reddish-brown coats and can weigh up to ...
Climbing spindleberry is a deciduous, hairless climber that produces fruit 6-8mm in diameter. Stems are <12m high, green and spiny when young and maturing to greyish/brown. Leaves are round and finely ...
The use of land for farming shall only be within the area shown on Plan CRC220583, attached to and forming part of this consent. Advice Note: This resource consent authorises the use of land for ...
Councillors met for two committee meetings, making decisions on regional planning, biodiversity and the future delivery of ...
Fernside School students took their learning into action, presenting a petition to councillors calling for greater protection ...
New resource management laws now in force: what Canterbury communities and consent holders need to know as the transition ...
Celebrate 20 years of McLeans Forest at a free open day on 3 October. Discover family activities, new attractions and the ...
Canterbury community groups can apply for Environment Canterbury funding to restore waterways, protect biodiversity and ...
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