Waikato Community Corrections works with DoC to build predator traps out of old pallets.

Test results awaited on dog taken to Massey University after sickness linked to reserve.

A group of three Dutch tourists have damaged trees in a DoC recreational reserve.

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.

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.

Testing of water at Pandora Pond likely to be more frequent this coming summer.

Dairy farmers in with chance for "get out of jail free" card on methane emissions.

A truck driver from a contracting company has apologised for dumping material in Foxton.

A dead kiwi found on Long Beach in Russell was killed by a dog, says examiner.

12 Greenpeace activists will appear in Timaru District Court tomorrow.

Environmental Defence Society challenges council decision and seeks order to remove track.

WRC is taking a tough stance with farmers without sufficient effluent storage.

Opinion: How could the EU neonicitinoid ban affect New Zealand's use of pesticides?

Research into the use of Vapormate is underway at Plant and Food Research's Clyde base.

Collective action is needed to identify new ways and actions to protect kauri.

Goats a real pest to forests and their cull being managed well - DoC

Eight endemic kōkako birds have been released back into native Taranaki bush.

NZSKI has fired back at claims work at the Remarkables has destroyed a protected wetland.

Public dissatisfaction with the management of river berms across the region is growing.

Hawke's Bay kingpin on pest free initiative.

Only 34 per cent of local authorities have fully compliant wastewater treatment systems.

Ninety per cent of the Tukituki catchment is now covered by a FEMP.