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Management Plans for two picturesque parks on Banks Peninsula have won approval.
Christchurch City Council has decided to drop its 2015 appeal to the Environment Court seeking resource consents for discharging treated wastewater into Akaroa Harbour.
Hundreds of volunteers are banding together this weekend to remove litter from Christchurch’s waterways as part of the Mother of All Clean Ups.
An innovative, spray-free approach to controlling weeds will be trialled in Christchurch with the use of electro-thermal technology.
Christchurch nature lovers will soon take part in an international challenge to record the most observations of local wildlife.
A 16-year-old student with a passion for the environment has organised a Christchurch conference and tree planting day for young people.
A monitoring programme set up to determine how far diesel from a nicked fuel line in Addington may have spread has detected diesel in a shallow bore hole which previously showed no sign of diesel.
A new wetland featuring thousands of native trees and plants will boost biodiversity in Mairehau.
A tactic to protect monarch butterflies in local parks from predation by rats has been given the green light.
A proposal to protect monarch butterflies from marauding rats will be considered by a Christchurch City Council committee.
Fancy a spade date in the Port Hills on Valentine’s Day?
About 20,000 tonnes of sediment have been removed from the lower Ōpawāho/Heathcote River to help reduce the risk of flooding in the area.
Bulky but beautiful kererū are enjoying a fruit smorgasbord at the Botanic Gardens and their population looks set to boom as a result.
A new study is putting the spotlight on insects living in Christchurch’s red zone.
The hard work of Park Rangers who have helped regenerate native bush after the Port Hills fires has been recognised with a community award.