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Long-running attempts to improve water quality issues at the iconic Whangarei Falls have been given a $250,000-plus boost from the Ministry for the Environment’s Community Environment Fund.

Drop in sessions and an online survey are giving the public an early chance to have their say on the future of the Waikato and Waipa rivers.

As the dry, hot weather continues, low flow in many of Marlborough’s streams and rivers has led to early irrigation restrictions for some users. As such, the Marlborough District Council reminds consent holders to comply with their water take consents and urges local residents to take heed of any wa...

The latest Otago Regional Council sampling of water quality in the Taieri River near Waipiata indicates that previously high concentrations of E.coli bacteria have dropped to low levels (around 260 cfu/100ml).

ORC will present the latest water quality monitoring results for the upper Taieri River. Come along to discuss the possible causes and solutions for high levels of E.coli recorded in sections of the upper Taieri River this summer. All welcome For more information contact Nicola McGrouther, 0800 474...

Environment Canterbury has welcomed the 2020 report on the latest river water quality data from Land, Air, Water Aotearoa (LAWA).

Environmental monitoring website Land, Air, Water Aotearoa (LAWA) is expanding its repertoire, offering more data about New Zealand’s most valuable natural resource, water.

Environmental monitoring website Land, Air, Water Aotearoa has scooped the top award at the annual Science Communicators Association of New Zealand (SCANZ) awards presented in Wellington on Monday evening.

About 25 farmers have attended a second Waikato Regional Council field day focused on farm planning and environmental sustainability in the Waipā River catchment near Otorohanga.

Hawke’s Bay Regional Council’s summer recreational water quality programme started this week (5 November).

Hawke's Bay's beaches are great for swimming and people can check water quality as the monitoring programme has begun for summer.

Monitoring of water quality at the region’s popular freshwater and coastal swimming spots is under way for summer, with results available on the Taranaki Regional Council website, www.trc.govt.nz.