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It’s a sunny morning in the Spencer Park Forest, and the kids from Room 22 at Avonhead School are having a ball.

Formal submissions on a proposed change to better protect native trees and plants will open on 19 May.

Local students are turning concern about climate change into positive action with a plan to plant more than 500 native trees.

Up to 40 ailing willow trees along the banks of Kā Pūtahi Creek in Englefield Reserve will be removed and replaced with native trees, helping to stabilise the banks and reduce sediment build-up.

A Christchurch City Council-funded trial of an innovative new method for improving water quality in rivers and streams is showing promising results.

Every Tuesday morning, a cheerful bunch of volunteers can be found working at the Swanns Road Pocket Park in Christchurch’s red zone.

School students from throughout Christchurch are joining forces to help green the red-zone.

Christchurch City Council is proposing a return to using more weed killers containing glyphosate.

Water quality in most Christchurch waterways has remained steady, the latest research shows.

Young people from local schools and early learning centres are being called on to take action to create a healthy Ōpāwaho/Heathcote River.