There are fears that exotic pets could turn into New Zealand invaders if left unchecked.

'It does have a role, but not necessarily as a solution to nitrogen mitigation.'

'There is a lot of feed around at the moment and the weather is warmer than anticipated.'

A major report lays bare problems faced by NZ's crucially-important conservation groups.

“There is nothing to replace agriculture. That’s the bottom line."

“Michael always makes sure the cows are tended to before feeding himself.”

The project aims to improve real-time monitoring of greenhouse gas emissions.

Butchery workshops overwhelmed with interest, with dozens on a wait list.

St John Wānaka says the whole community will benefit from the solar panels.

Farmers pleased proposed law change to keep ag out of the ETS passed its first reading.

Professor Mark Howden said basing a goal on no added heating was 'actually confusing'.

Ocean Farm is the end of the line for the wastewater treatment for Ashburton.

Govt committed to a 'fair and sustainable pricing system for on-farm emissions by 2030'.

"We can’t work on habitat creation and restoration in isolation."

The annual weed harvest aimed to improve the water quality of the lake.

Northlanders respond to EPA decision to allow Hi-Cane spray in kiwifruit orchards.

'What is happening now is just avoiding the pricing of these emissions.'

The students have been raising native seedlings in a greenhouse at their school.

Planting project at Central Otago’s Half Mile Recreation Reserve starts next month.

Daniel Moroko says Tasmania and NZ will be hotspots for large renewable energy projects.

A growing number of farmers in Canterbury are planting native trees on their land.

NZ labs could soon start mass-producing dairy-identical products without using cows.

Moving skinks increased costs from $85m to $97m and delayed completion by 6 months.

Less than 20 awakōpaka skink remain. Scientists pull out the stops to save them.

The Stewarts have created wetlands and planted thousands of native trees on their farm.

It's hard to believe the land was once a derelict, greywacke quarry 30 years ago.

The generous gift has been called a rarity and 'true legacy' for the Bay of Plenty.

'Could be one of the best long-term options to shift the dial on agricultural emissions.'

It's used in everything from mobile phones to solar panels and electric vehicles.