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The LAWA project is part of a wider programme to improve environmental monitoring and reporting in New Zealand. As the project and technology has evolved, so have opportunities to generate and share more information. We now publish an annual River Water Quality National Picture Summary of state, and...

Questions and answers on the LAWA River Water Quality National Picture Summary (2010 - 2019) released on World Rivers Day 2020.

Ten community-led projects will receive funding from the Manawatū River Leaders’ Accord as part of an annual grants programme to restore pride and mana in the Manawatū River and catchment.

A report on last summer’s water quality monitoring for recreation was considered by Hawke’s Bay Regional Council’s Environment and Services Committee on 8 October.

The rate and extent of Taranaki’s improvements in freshwater ecological health are defying assumptions – even among those working to make our waterways healthier.

As Horizons Regional Council staff and volunteers celebrated World Rivers Day across the region this morning, regional councils have been releasing their latest state and trend river data on the Land, Air, Water Aotearoa (LAWA) website.

The efforts of farmers to improve the health of the Piako River have been deservedly recognised at an awards ceremony in Wellington last night, says Waikato Regional Council chairperson Paula Southgate.

Waikato Regional Council is warmly welcoming up to $1.5 million in Waikato River Authority funding over three years for implementation of projects identified in the recently released Waipā Catchment Plan.

The last Sunday of September marks World Rivers’ Day for 60 countries, and will be recognised by Horizons Regional Council joining its counterparts across the country in releasing their latest state and trend river data on the Land, Air, Water Aotearoa (LAWA) website.

Horizons Regional Council has released its 2019 State of Environment (SOE) report which provides a snapshot of the state and trends of our region’s natural resources.

A report into the state of surface water quality in Marlborough’s rivers and streams shows positive changes in most of the 35 waterways monitored.