They hope the wider community will recognise the damage plastic does.

Shane Jones defends haste regarding the first planting in the one billion trees project.

A number of kākā have been spotted in Kaitaia, after a notable absence.

Dry weather means farmers should be cautious during burn-offs, say feds.

B+LNZ give options for farmers to cope with the threat of feed shortages

A Wellington researcher is one step closer to revolutionising pest control.

Environment Southland has taken top honours in the 2018 New Zealand Biosecurity Awards.

A fund with the cute, woodsy name ELF is not all about delivering a fairy tale ending.

The campaign aims to raise $30,000 to get the shop up and running in Whangarei.

Eugenie Sage disagrees with a concerned group that Waikanae Estuary is dying.

Jim Edwards regards the river as a Hawke's Bay wonder, were it not for the silt.

Residents queue for water while some properties draw unmetered water.

A former ORC member is backing an appeal by the Lindis Catchment Group.

Agri-chemical use has come under fire in Kapiti after a group claim excessive usage.

"Day after day I'm seeing pastures which are very, very poor," says Dr Doug Edmeades.

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.

"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.

Ready or not, an El Niño has a high of chance of arriving.

Residents keen to see latest map and video of new highway.

The future of the water irrigation system in place in the Lindis River looks uncertain.

The effectiveness of sediment traps in Horowhenua has been called into question.

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.