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The 5th annual NZ River Awards dinner and ceremony is being held in Wellington on Thursday 23rd November.  The venue is Wharewaka Function Centre, Odlins Square, 2 Taranaki Street, Wellington Waterfront. Drinks are from 5.30pm and the awards dinner and presentations are from 6.30pm.

Water quality in Otago has been good so far this summer, Otago Regional Council (ORC) seasonal recreational water quality testing shows.

The week’s water quality monitoring indicates that bacteria levels have reduced in many waterways in Otago.

The latest water quality information on Southland’s rivers, lakes and groundwater was presented to councillors at the Strategy and Policy Committee meeting yesterday. This latest analysis continues to show that Southland’s water quality is a mixed bag.

When it comes to environmental issues, the typical Waikato region person is most concerned about water pollution and quality. This is according to a report released by the Waikato Regional Council.

Waterlines, a newsletter on rural water issues around Otago, is published three times a year. It aims to keep farmers and other water users informed and updated with catchment community news and practical advice on managing Otago’s water resources.

Latest results from a long-running scientific study strongly suggest Taranaki is taking the right approach to protecting and improving the quality of its rivers and streams.

Horizons Regional Council were joined by students on a Tokomaru dairy farm today to expand a wetland that filters the majority of surface run-off as it leaves the property.

Horizons Regional Council has awarded six grants to community projects which aim to improve the Whangaehu Catchment.

For the first time ever, Horizons Regional Council have opened applications for community projects specifically within the Whangaehu Catchment.

Horizons Regional Council have opened applications for community project grants within the Whangaehu Catchment on Saturday 20 June 2020.