Arsenic contamination on private property neighbouring Balclutha industrial park.

DairyNZ's David Burger on the farmer-led initiative to improve the Southland catchment.

Academic says data for using 1080 is 'compelling'.

But the Environment Minister says the National-organised petition is 'absurd'.

Around 20,000 apple plants & 400 stonefruit plants were imported from US testing facility.

EDITORIAL: NZ is as vulnerable to pests, diseases and acts of sabotage as anywhere else.

Waitaki District Council contractor called to remove graffiti on the sign.

New Zealand's mining sector is facing its toughest battle ever writes Simon Hartley.

An urgent injunction has been lodged to stop 1080 poison drops.

Tōtara, northern rātā and pūriri dying on a large scale in Russell State Forest.

The Hunua Water Catchment provides about 65 per cent of Auckland's drinking water.

''It's a good time to look at forestry, especially forestry on farms''.

Killing of the tahr is to start within two weeks.

Subdivision causes environmental worries for residents.

People will be able to hear first-hand stories about what beekeeping involves at a talk.

Waikanae Estuary Scientific Reserve is being degraded according to an unpublicised report.

Forest & Bird says numbers show hunters can't control the goat species' population.

DOC said the cattle appeared to have breached a fenceline and entered the drop zone.

Two oaks at Kaitaia Primary School are descended from the fallen ancient oak tree.

Ohinemutu residents have done their bit to clean up rubbish.

A trawler suspected of encroaching on South Otago waters has been cleared by officials.

Conservation Week is from September 15 to 23

Spring has sprung at Moeraki and the first yellow-eyed penguin eggs have arrived early.

The helicopter goose cull at Falls Dam was part of pest management in the area.

Keen recyclers have prompted a plea for people to stop putting their bins early.

225 people at Whareora were eager to see two kiwi up close before they were set free.

E.coli rates have worsened in nearly a third of Otago's freshwater bodies.

Task force assembled under urgency to consider water issues.

When it comes to the environment, everyone deserves professional advice.

An occupation that began in 1993 got the Tamahaki iwi talking to the state