Kea Conservation Trust patron Peter Hillary said the discovery was timely.

A New Zealand Falcon has been spotted exhibiting some very unusual behaviour.

Ardern says more work to be done with agriculture sector over freshwater policy reforms.

Plenty of birds perplex with their calls, Paul Cuming says.

Kiwi sheep and beef farms already offsetting the majority of agricultural emissions.

North Otago farmer Smith has used the OIA for background on freshwater policy process.

"I just think it's time to make a stand. These rules ... are just stupid."

Bushy Park Trust invites community to help in forest edge planting.

"I only hope that that comment spells doomsday for Eugenie and the Green Party."

The rural sector is unhappy with agriculture's perceived contribution to climate change.

Snow and flooding puts pressure on farmers to resow paddocks by November 1, says Feds.

Nursery programme beside lime mining site germinates about 10,000 native seedlings.

Ministers James Shaw and Grant Robertson open solar farm.

Pomahaka Water Care Group will step up a gear next month thanks to funding.

Sheep & beef farmers see huge benefits, and key barriers, to native biodiversity on-farm.

Comment: Conclusions about a matter as important as bee deaths must be non-biased.

Saving our endangered species

Benefits for farmers selling climate-friendly meat - if people are willing to pay for it.

Government joins forces with Central Otago communities to clean up waterways.

Green Party agriculture policy given the green thumb by organic growers.

Green Party unveiled its agriculture policy in Canterbury at the weekend.

Everything from the remains of a horse to an old armchair were removed.

Oceania Dairy Ltd allowed to build 7.5km pipeline to send treated wastewater into the sea.

Attend a talk by beekeeper and an online beeswax wrap workshop.

Landowners are being asked to report rook sightings for targeted pest control.

The kererū is bringing joy to an elderly photography buff with its visits.

Despite decades of work, NZ's native birds are closer to the brink now than 40 years ago.

Govt says plan to tackle wilding pines over next year will generate up to 550 new jobs.

Community-led predator control work uses toxins but there's interest in non-toxic methods