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Located within the upper Aparima catchment, the site Aparima River at Dunrobin is a swift moving section of river with a cobble/boulder riverbed. Water quality data is collected here monthly and Macroinvertebrate annually as part of Environment Southland's State of the Environment monitoring program...

Located within the lower Aparima catchment the site Aparima River at Thornbury has a gravel dominated riverbed. Gravel extraction occurs adjacent to the site. Water quality data is collected here monthly and Macroinvertebrate data annually as part of Environment Southland's State of the Environment...

The Aropaoanui River at Aropaoanui site is a HBRC fresh water quality & ecology monitoring site.

The Arrow River is a tributary of the Kawarau River. It flows around the outskirts of Arrowtown, about 20 minutes drive from Queenstown.  It is a popular location for swimming in the summer with a number of swimming holes and picnic spots along the river track. Water quality is generally excellent....

The Ashburton River is located in the Environment Canterbury Ashburton water management zone. It is a medium sized gravel bed braided river that flows across the Rakaia and Rangitata River fans. The river flow regime is diverse and typical of glacial fed rivers in the Canterbury region. Its main sou...

The Ashburton/Hakatere River is a hill-fed braided river that flows through the township of Ashburton.  Water quality and macroinvertebrates are sampled upstream of the SH1 bridge. This sampling site is downstream of the convergance of the two branches, the north and south branches, o...

Ashley Estuary/Te Aka Aka is a large tidal lagoon in North Canterbury, that receives freshwater from the Ashley River/Rakahuri, Saltwater Creek, Taranaki Creek, and a number of small lowland streams.  The site has been monitored since 2011 because of its extensive intertidal mudflats that are u...

The Ashley River a medium-sized hill-fed river in the north of the Canterbury Plains. The river originates from the mountain range in the west Lees Valley and exits the foothills through a canyon called the Ashley gorge near Oxford township. The river flows generally southeastwards for 65 kilometres...

This site is located just north of Rangiora near the bridge that links the Rangiora and Loburn areas (also known as Cones Road bridge). 

The Ashley Gorge is situated a short distance from Christchurch, in the hills in the Oxford district.  

The Ashley River/Rakahuri is a medium sized hill-fed braided river in North Canterbury. 

This was a popular rowing and kayaking site pre-earthquakes. This site is monitored for recreational water quality during the summer months only. This site on the Avon River/Ōtākaro is next to the rowing and kayaking clubs. It was a popular rowing and kayaking site pre-earthquakes, however...