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Bonuses from environmental hotspot campaign in Hawke's Bay
A plan to spend $1 million on six environmental hot spot projects has had a few bonuses.
A plan to spend $1 million on six environmental hot spot projects has had a few bonuses.
Staff are needed for a Community Outreach programme to manage velvetleaf.
A multi-purpose, solar-powered webcam has been installed on Kāpiti Island.
DOC wants to close high maintenance, high risk and low visitor tracks in kauri regions.
Reducing waste one school at a time. Made with funding from NZ on Air.
Liquid sulphur spill on SH1 from Ruakākā to Port Rd.
Dr Jacqueline Rowarth says we need to remember the human cost of our food choices.
The most northern access to 90 Mile Beach is being closed by Doc.
14 kōkako with Pirongia lineage were returned to their "ancestral home" on Saturday.
Cold weather sees kiwi snuggle together and now one male is sitting on an egg.
Calm reception at public meeting on Ngaruroro Water Conservation Order.
Doc: Dumping of 1080 poison in Stewart Island undermines the fight against pests.
Photos show raw sewage flowing across farmland.
Directors of Block 8 Farm fined $54,000 in Environment Court
Kamo Primary School students have enjoyed lessons about freshwater conservation.
Waikato Community Corrections works with DoC to build predator traps out of old pallets.
Dennis Wright has hung up his gumboots after 17 years at Northland Regional Council.
King Country farmer Martin Coup discusses plans to increase levies.
Ashburton's managed aquifer recharge has a secure source of consented water until 2021.
An single fanworm found near Opua led to the discovery of about a dozen others.
A group of students from Waikanae School have enjoyed a day of planting at Waikanae Beach.
About 30 people gathered at Te Ao Marama in Ohinemutu to learn more about the bill.
There have been a number of seals spotted in the Tauranga area.
Around 60 people attended a community meeting.
Northland ratepayers fund greater efforts by NRC to fight kauri dieback
Hastings District has exceeded its air quality limit for the second time in two months.
NRC has been congratulated for increased spending on pest management.
The health of the Kaituna River is a priority for all. Made with funding from NZ On Air.