A childhood interest in insects blossomed into a job in native fish for Stella McQueen

1080 will be dropped into two Western Bay of Plenty forests in the coming months.

Dunedin City Council said yesterday it might be months before the damage was repaired.

Sea Cleaners is heading to the Far North

Northland brothers join international team fighting blazes.

NZ First will introduce a law to ensure exports don't destroy our wood processing industry

The end of new allocation of water from the Heretaunga aquifer raises concerns.

We need to conserve water rather than thinking we can waste water because it rains so much

A wallaby is reportedly being kept as a pet at a Hamilton residence.

The only way to tell if a stream is healthy is to stand in it with a net and count bugs.

Just the same as last week with two or three fine days and then back to the rain and mud.

Owha the leopard seal sparks rethink on seal habitat

Farmers advised to carry on and keep getting informed about new consent conditions.

Debate rages over charge for commercial water to help pay to clean up our waterways.

Taranaki/Whanganui Conservation Board should appeal seabed mining decision, manager says

The Uretara Estuary Managers group will receive $250,000 over five years.

IrrigationNZ Chair Nicky Hyslop discusses Labour's proposed water tax.

Linked hands along the coastline will be a moment of solidarity, Bianca Mitchell says

Sleepy sickness, also called pregnancy toxaemia, affects ewes and does, in late pregnancy

The Manawatu River Leaders' Forum has successfully secured $2.92 million

Omanaia residents say untreated water causes illness in young and elderly.

I'm happy to pay a bit for the water I use and the security of knowing it's available.

A programme designed to make the coast a blaze of pohutukawa red marks 27 years.

Government confirms it no longer permits imports of products containing animal manure.

A newly-released study claims that investing in major irrigation projects could boost jobs

Helping farmers accept their role in reducing emissions is the first step to reduce effect

DCANZ joins 14 other primary industry sectors that have agreed to work with Government

Major new environmental gains for productive land will be made with a new plan.

A project to restore kokako in the Waikato is making progress.

Mussel and oyster farmers celebrate findings of a report that shows value of aquaculture.