Tales of Opoutere School's bird sanctuary
Year 10 students have created a bird sanctuary after bird "River", fell from a nest.
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Bromley odours still on councillors' agenda
Council is confident it could 'reduce the odour to a level where it is not offensive'.
Farmer-led projects to receive more than $6m
It hopes to deliver up to 300 plans to improve land management and the environment.
How Te Mana o te Wai will affect farmers
Te Mana o te Wai will have a significant impact on Kiwi farmers.
DoC dog unit takes to Maungatautari
Department of Conservation dog handlers are spending the week sweeping for pests.
Dog responsible for killing dotterel at Ruakākā still at large
DoC focuses on educating the public and enforcement on protected reserves in Bream Bay.
Opinion: Why freshwater regulations need a fresh start
Opinion: Freshwater rules need more than a few tweaks.
Great day out at Taranaki BFEA field day
The field day included a walk around the Browns' award-winning Mangamingi property.
Biosecurity champions honoured at 2020 awards night
New Zealand Biosecurity awards took place at a ceremony last night in Wellington.
Farmers continue protest momentum with group, petition
Farmer group Groundswell NZ stemmed from last month's tractor trek in Gore.
Wild weather forces Mangawhai tara iti egg removal
Nine eggs in total removed from three sites across Northland and Auckland
Freshwater rules won't work for West Coast - Regional councillor
Freshwater telemetry rule "absolutely stupid" for West Coast says Debra Magner.
Natural fertilisers increasingly popular with Wakatipu farmers
Wakatipu farmers lifestyle-block owners increasingly taking to natural fertilisers.
Fire and Emergency NZ fails to shed light on dangers of fires on conservation land
Feds & retired rural fire chief warned DoC land near private properties was a fire risk.
$12.5m to fight erosion and flooding in Christchurch suburbs
Some of this work would reduce the flooding risk to 450 homes.
Canterbury business turning wilding pine pests into Christmas Trees
The trees are being sold for $25 each with the proceeds going to the I Am Hope charity.
Opinion: Hard to escape from climate change
Opinion: Farmer and Hawke's Bay Regional Councillor Will Foley looks at climate change.
Govt launches $70m clean energy fund
Companies urged to make use of new $70m fund to switch to clean energy for process heat.
Significant flax varieties translocated to Lake Ruatuna
The flaxes planted are small cuttings – less than 1m tall.
Coal burner ban could lead to rise in imported food
New Zealand may need to import more food if it bans coal boilers too soon, producers say.
Feds high country chairman says freshwater policy 'unworkable'
Rob Stokes says proposed new regulations are creating a headache for farmers.
Northland's endangered tara iti/fairy tern get no-fly zone
Northland fairy tern under threat from low-flying aircraft.
Aerial survey taking stock of tahr on Crown pastoral leasehold land
Survey could show some leaseholders needed to carry out further tahr control.
Farmers increasingly using tailored environment plans - Fonterra
Fonterra says 34 per cent of its farmers now have tailored farm environment plans.
Koi carp hunt a family affair
Bow hunters from across the North Island have hauled close to four tons of pest out.
Endangered bird's death prompts call for better protection
Native bird advocate calls for more patrols around the Ruakaka Wildlife Refuge.
Where to now in the war on rabbits?
Some southerners are calling for the return of rabbit boards.
Upper Clutha farms get $3m Govt grant for freshwater improvements
WAI Wānaka Jobs for Nature will have a mix of environmental work, focused on farms.
Work on clean-up of hazardous materials starts
Owners 'ignored' court orders to clean up toxic chemicals.
Flooding thought to have reduced Lake Wanaka algae levels
Freshwater scientist believes heavy flooding last year may have helped reduce "lake snow".
Southern farmers voice frustration over freshwater rules
Group of farmers warn ratepayers may take action if changes aren't made.
Act's Mark Cameron on moving from the farm to the Beehive
Wellington has been a bit of a culture shock for Act agriculture spokesman Mark Cameron.
'Little puffballs' boost takahē population
Two pairs of birds at a Southland sanctuary raise hopes of boosting numbers.