Backyard trappers help during lockdown
Trapping predators during lockdown still important.
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Keeping hoiho fed during lockdown
Fisheries NZ, Sealord and the Wildlife Hospital Trust team up to get fish to hungry hoiho.
Tauranga waterways tested for toxic algae
Warning signs have been installed in some areas.
Eco-sanctuary hatching plans for rare wildlife
Volunteers have eradicated rats from 200ha of prime habitat between Okiato and Te Wahapu.
Pupils do their bit for pest control
Ratapiko School pupils are helping to protect the environment from pests.
Northland pest control continues during Covid 19 lockdown
Northland pest control continues during Covid 19 lockdown
Farmers: One-size rule inappropriate
Farmers herald a reformed approach to Plan Change 1 when managing natural resources.
Litres of oily sludge spills into Tauranga Harbour
The sludge discharged from a tanker truck, with some of it entering the water.
High Court rules in favour of Northland boat builder
Environment Court breached Northlander's right by not hearing his side of the appeal.
'He wanted to live': How a starving kiwi chick came back from the brink
Clifford weighed 156 grams, around half the weight a chick his age should be.
Regional council on track for predator goal
The Towards Predator-Free Taranaki project is well established.
Moana Park Winery gets back to international success as new owners make changes
Heath Gair of Palliser Insolvency sold the winery to Taiga Group Limited.
Macho, macho emissions: How masculine marketing of utes could be causing climate change
Could the obsession with big, manly cars stop us meeting our climate change commitments?
Govt must engage with Northland hapu over water
Much of land, and the water catchment area, in the Far North is Māori-owned.
Native plants instead of sprays
Villa Maria is trialling under-vine natives. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Catchment monitoring group's friendly solution to farm water issues
Pomahaka Water Care Group keen to expand activities after a successful first year.
Biodiversity 'almost past the breaking point'
'Breaking in the land' versus pasture maintenance - a difference of perception.
Kauri dieback found in Puketi forest despite work
'Deep horror and sadness' at news that kauri-killing disease confirmed in Puketi Forest.
Drought declared - 'This might be our new norm'
Drought level in Whanganui, Ruapehu, Rangitikei approaches that in 2011.
Landcare Trust tackle water quality and land use
Mosquito Point, Mowhanau Stream, Matarawa ephemeral wetland explored by Landcare team.
Kauri dieback found in Puketi Forest. Forest & Bird demand Govt action
Pigs blamed for spread - turning forests into giant pigsties.
Urbanisation, climate change threaten drinking water - study
Climate change and urbanisation expected to cause increase in groundwater organic carbon.
High hopes for a kingfish industry
The PGF is investing in a trial kingfish farming plan in Northland.
Hawke's Bay farmer takes issue with 'irrational' Forest & Bird satellite claims
Hawke's Bay farmer says Forest & Bird misrepresented tussock decimation on his farm.
Drought heroes: Teens rescue eels, fill their swimming pool
They started a rescue mission from the swamp. Before long the bathtub was overflowing.
Invasive fanworm discovered in Mangonui Harbour
Ketch ordered from water after invaders found on hull; six fanworms also found on seafloor
Local iwi oppose oil, gas, mineral extraction
Taranaki iwi and Ngāti Tara hapū are against oil, gas and mineral extraction.
Toxic bloom makes Kaitaia dam water unusable
Controversial dam built to supply hospital but toxic algae means water now can't be used.
Lost dog survived two nights down sinkhole
Kelpie cross Fern disappeared down hole near the Fox River.
'Breaking point': 200ha of mostly Hawke's Bay tussock converted to grass
New satellite images show what happened over a six-year period on Napier-Taihape Rd.
Northland kiwi being recorded to find out how widespread they are
Northland kiwi being recorded to find out how widespread they are.
Photos: 160kg of trash found on land and underwater
Dive Now and Love Whangarei Monthly Clean Up teamed up to pick up rubbish.
Fire boss urges Northlanders to heed fire ban
Fire-starters can face costs of $1500 to $10,000 - but so far no one ordered to pay.