Lack of consultation on 1080 aerial drop denied
DoC and OSPRI knew nothing of meeting but organisers say they tried to invite them.
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NZ's buildings, water supplies and population rated at "extreme risk" of climate impacts.
Government funding to help get rid of Northland's wilding pines
The pines are threatening a lake that is home to rare species.
Brian Fallow: Lake Onslow hydro storage scheme is no pipe dream
$30m is worth paying to investigate scheme that would help decarbonise energy.
Farmers say new land bill has too much red tape
Farmers & environmentalists divided over proposed changes to laws governing high country.
NZ's rarest bird the fairy tern gets human help in Northland
Defence Force brought in to help build endangered shorebirds safer nesting areas.
New rules bolster clover's significance
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Revealed: The region with 'stubbornly high' greenhouse gas emissions
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'Incomprehensible': Suspected asbestos dumped in river
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Group fears new reservoir will 'industrialise' Hastings park
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Resource Management Act needs a full rewrite - review panel
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Photos: New trust's Waitangi River planting day
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Farmers criticise Crown Pastoral Land Reform Bill
Farmers feel proposed law changes will push farming out of NZ's high country.
Comment: Emissions comparison needs to be on level playing paddock
Comment: Stats NZ emissions report needs a different approach says Feds' Andrew Hoggard.
Water appeal: Environment Court 'did not consider local effects', high court hears
Over 100 Ngati Awa whānau gathered in Rotorua yesterday
Govt proposes biggest infrastructure project since 1980s
The Government is investigating options for a 'game-changing' scheme at Lake Onslow.
Tasman Tanning's $2 million chromium battle
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Fewer farmers than expected apply for drought funds
Drought fund to help Hawke's Bay farmers not likely to reach its $2 million target.
Major slip at Dragonfly Springs Wetland Sanctuary
Major slip at educational asset left to be repaired later.
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"Unless we get deadly serious about this then this will be deadly."
Revealed: Which regions are driving NZ's emissions?
Canterbury's cows singled out alongside Auckland's cars for driving NZ emissions.
Comment: Why the regenerative farming dream won't come true
Comment: Aspirations to create a better world overlook the realities in food production.
Auckland mussel farm faces local opposition
Opponents worried proposed mussel farm in Hauraki gulf will destroy local sea environment.
Can-do farm installs methane-run generator
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Bird rescue a community effort in the Coromandel
When she first arrived in 1981, Annemieke Kregting was not particularly keen on birds.
Can NZ's curious kea be trained to avoid 1080?
How do you stop kea eating air-dropped 1080 poison pellets meant for their predators?
Why Derek Daniell thinks we should let wilding pines 'run amok'
One of NZ's leading sheep breeders has a controversial plan for pest trees.
Katie Milne appointed to West Coast Conservation Board
Outgoing Feds president the only change on the West Coast.
Rare native mistletoe makes 'staggering' Hawke's Bay comeback
'Staggering' comeback for native plant.
Forest owners to fund clean-up of debris, logs at Tolaga Bay
Beach in Uawa strewn with logs and debris from forestry operations up in the hills.
Kea trained to avoid 1080 pellets
Researchers have found a way to stop kea from eating the aerially deployed 1080 poison.
Dietary guidelines incompatible with global targets - Research
Study finds most dietary recommendations provided by national governments need reform.
Winter grazing getting better in Southland
Second Environment Southland aerial compliance inspection has shown signs of improvement.