National hui focuses on waterways
Country's first Enviroschools WaiRestoration national hui held in Northland
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Meeting to teach locals about protecting kokako
Those wanting to learn about protecting kokako can are invited to attend a talk.
New lake appears here to stay
More is now known about the growing lake between Wairoa and Gisborne.
Taranaki landowners told to destroy pests in property
Taranaki landowners and occupiers are being urged to destroy pest plants and possums.
Nebs the green turtle returns to the wild - again
More than 200 people watched as the turtle swam to freedom at Rangiputa in the Far North
Farmers fear impacts of water limits
Interim measures to manage water in the Bay has drawn criticism from farmers.
Whakatu locals seek more water information
The Whakatu community wants more drinking water chlorination information.
No-swim warnings at popular Tauranga spot
Temporary health warnings include a total ban on fishing, swimming, collecting shellfish.
Federated Farmers seek $100k to fight lake plan
Federated Farmers seek $100k to fight controversial plan change bound for court.
Farmers warned not to move dead rabbits
"The worst thing people can do is transport the carcasses and spread them themselves."
Tradescantia fungus to tackle pest plant in Hamilton
A spotty fungus is the latest arsenal in the toolbox to tackle a widespread pest plant.
New disease strain unleashed against rabbits
A new virus is to be introduced to kill rabbits, 21 years after the first illegal release.
Watch: Sterile pink moths to rescue apples
A million sterile codling moths are opening export doors. Made with funding from NZ On Air
Tutukaka could be first in NZ to get Seabin
Tutukaka Marina could be the first in New Zealand to get a Seabin.
Robust science the most effective tool in protecting water quality
DairyNZ is taking a solutions-focused approach to help farmers improve water quality.
By gum: Eucalypt planting a risky venture
The way climate change law has been interpreted is "plain nonsense", a councillor says.
MPI gathering data for blue cod strategy
MPI's second round of public consultation before drafting a National Blue Cod Strategy.
Stopping wilding 'alien invasion' meeting focus
Wilding conifers affect more than 1.8 million hectares of New Zealand.
Bylaw to limit hazardous substances in wastewater
Limits to what wastewater can contain, rigorous monitoring and penalties possible
Waipapa water bore metres from effluent field
A water bore in Northland is only meters from an effluent pond and its causing concern.
Myrtle rust found for first time in Manawatu
Fungus found on young ramarama (Lophomyrtus) in Palmerston North.
How alternative protein threat can be tackled
Threat of alternative proteins can also bring opportunities.
Huntly wetland takes shape near Waikato Expressway
A 4ha wetland haven for wildlife and native plants is taking shape in Huntly.
Bylaw seeks to boost rural water storage
Water enquiry pushes TDC to try and minimise the risk of contamination to rural residents.
What bugs live in a cow's gut and how do they make methane?
Team of researchers has unearthed the bugs that live in the first of a cow's four stomachs
Conservation Comment: Native forests may save us
Kiwi ingenuity and respect for nature could crate a new dawn for the forest industry.
Horizons Regional Council proposes radical change to managing rivers
Horizons Regional Council is proposing a radical change to managing river control.
'Ambitious' cleanup for Hawke's Bay rivers
An annual cost of $10.16 million is estimated to be needed to meet swimmability targets.
Behind the scenes of Whanganui's $40 million project
Public gets a behind the scenes look at Whanganui's near $40 million project
Listen: Don Carson on new farm safety programme
Don Carson is pleased with a program for farm safety but concerned it is run by WorkSafe.
Ruawai gains Bronze Enviroschool Award
Dargaville-based reporter Rose Stirling brings the latest news from the Kaipara.
Otago Fish & Game - new chief executive named
Ian Hadland has been appointed Otago Fish & Game Council's chief executive.
Rabbit hunt postponed due to virus release
Alexandra's annual Great Easter Bunny Hunt postponed so K5 rabbit virus has time to work.
Rabbit owners urged to vaccinate pets against RHDV1-K5
Rabbit virus RHDV1-K5 could decrease the number of rabbits in NZ by up to 30 per cent.