Opposing forces try to win day over minimum flows in Lindis Catchment
The debate over the Lindis Catchment continues at the Environment Court.
The debate over the Lindis Catchment continues at the Environment Court.
Jamie Mackay is touring Southern USA with an intrepid band of farmers in tow. Check out this photo gallery for daily updates.
The plan was to plant 1.1 million pine trees - then someone looked at the ground.
Evidence shows neonicotinoids may have an impact on bees and their social behaviour.
Fonterra and Future Post are turning milk bottles into fence posts.
"It was an amazing day, a huge success, and thoroughly enjoyed by everyone" principal says
Rotorua science teacher David Bach will take what he learns back to school.
Meet Olivia - she's on a mission to improve Napier's plastic-clogged waterways.
A gall mite imported from the northern hemisphere could help control old man's beard.
The effectiveness of sediment traps in Horowhenua has been called into question.
The future of the water irrigation system in place in the Lindis River looks uncertain.
A survey is underway on invasive weeds and fish in Northland lakes, ponds and dams
Comment: Conservation (Indigenous Freshwater Fish) Amendment Bill needs questioning.
NZ a world leader in research into mitigating greenhouse gases from agriculture.
Sediment mitigation has been a hot topic at a recent field days event in Pomahaka.
A South Otago water care group wants the second phase of development to be farmer-led.
Residents says a swimming hole on the Ōhau River is under threat because of gravel works.
Forest & Bird adds another accusation to legal case regarding the alleged destruction.
The Environmental Protection Authority has approved use of a mite to control pest plants.
The Soil & Health Association is now looking to establish an organic Aotearoa New Zealand.
Whanganui locals would enjoy a full cycle loop down both sides of the river
Conservation has a new meaning today — it's not enough to save a snippet of bush.
West Coast mayors set to release videos championing mining in the region.
Lake Waingaro normally supplies about 70 per cent of water for Kerikeri's town supply.
A Flaxmere resident is angry that drivers are running down the native birds on York Rd.
Andrew Hoggard says NZ farmers are world leaders in mitigating climate change.
Negligent landowners who fail to control the spread of noxious pests will be put on notice
Rubbish has been dumped all over a couple of Levin roads.
Plantain grows throughout NZ on a wide range of soils, including those of low fertility.