DoC to investigate rare orchid's mysterious reproduction
Rangers and a research team looking at how to save swamp helmet orchids in Whangamarino
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Farmers continue fourth-generation battle against pest tussock
Central Otago is a perfect breeding ground for Nassella's windborne seeds.
Vets also concerned about plan to use feral cats for rabbit control
"We share concerns about impacts these cats will have on the native wildlife population."
Second kauri dieback offender fined for entering closed tracks
Damon Gojack pleaded guilty after he was issued several trespass notices.
Fonterra to phase out coal use at Otago cheese plant
Stirling will be coal free and using wood biomass to fire the site by August next year.
Teamwork vital for improving local waterways
Dave Ashby and Cam Henderson reflect on their service to Waimakariri Water Zone Committee.
Using wild cats to control pests 'misguided'
Plan to release wild cats on to rural properties to manage pests labelled a "disaster".
Plans to trap wildlife predators around Whanganui
Chris Smith and Milly Mitchell-Anyon want co-ordinated predator trapping in Whanganui.
New scheme aims to reduce impact of possums, mustelids and rats
Project aims to eradicate predators from the three main peninsulas in Bay of Islands
Pharmaceuticals company fined $28,000 for modifying, taking water from wetlands
Tairāwhiti Pharmaceuticals convicted of modifying and taking water from Te Whare Wetlands.
Gary Taylor: Some FAQs about farmers' concerns
Opinion: Tractor rallies have highlighted farmer frustration, but what is really going on?
DOC: What Kiwis really think about the 'great' outdoors
DOC feels pressured by growing appetite for limits on natural places.
Council's role in river waste dumping 'extraordinarily embarrassing'
The council did not initially say it had faced censure over the incident.
Archimedes pump will provide safe passage for eels as it deals with flood water
Mangawhero pump station the first of five pump upgrades for the Waikato.
Dr Jacqueline Rowarth: The organics myth
Opinion: Is organic food really kinder to the environment, safer and healthier?
Poison bait to be laid for rabbits in Wanaka
Council advised people not to enter any of the areas during the application of bait.
Caught cats put to good use catching rabbits
Wild cats trapped, desexed and released on rural properties to manage rabbit populations.
Images of distressed animals misleading, council says
Recent publicity surrounding intensive winter grazing in Southland unhelpful council says.
Jobs for Nature delivers $4m boost to Bay pest control project
Cash will create 15 jobs and boost trapping on Purerua, Russell and Cape Brett peninsulas.
$1m upgrade for polluted Bay of Plenty estuary
Te Waihī estuary is considered one of the five most polluted estuaries in New Zealand.
Groundwater nitrate level limit too high - Greenpeace
"Everyone should be able to trust that the water from their tap is clean and safe."
'We live off the ocean': Microplastics in Bay shellfish spark food chain concerns
Matire Duncan says change is needed to reduce plastic getting into the ocean and kaimoana.
'Alarming' BOP study finds microplastic in every sample
The discovery comes after the Government announced it would ban some plastic by 2025.
Mussel-ing in: Battle to save 'eco-system engineers' from sea star invasion
One PhD student said sea stars are threatening mussels in Ōhiwa Harbour.
Environmentalist off to Southland to monitor winter grazing
Angus Robson says he's looking for improvements, as well as "the extreme stuff".
Advocate says some farmers still slipping up with winter grazing
Angus Robson will travel to Southland to monitor winter grazing practices again this year.
14,000 football fields: study shows scale of NZ's recent wetland loss
Despite protections, loss of NZ's "natural kidneys" has continued at pace in recent years.
PM gets NZ's biggest solar farm under way
The first panel of the 16MW solar farm was bolted on by PM Jacinda Ardern today.
Three Waters 'extremely costly and unfair' - Judith Collins
National leader had strong words for the Govt and her own party on The Country.
Stern response to activist's winter grazing post
Winter grazing in Southland is once again in the spotlight.
Rare robins bob bobbin' along
Hopes are high for the re-establishment of North Island robins in Turitea Reserve.
Fisheries Minister David Parker seeks advice on rule change for pink maomao
Rahui in place for elusive reef species being targeted on the Coromandel and elsewhere.
Cats and stoats wipe out 40% of tagged kea population
New research reveals grim toll predators are having on the alpine parrot in one region.