Great turn out at first Shore Futures information day
More than 100 people attended the Shore Futures information day recently held in Kawhia.
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More than 100 people attended the Shore Futures information day recently held in Kawhia.
Environment Waikato has smashed its previous record for January bus ticket sales.
Environment Waikato intends to apply for consents itself to undertake mangrove clearing in specially designated areas of Whangamata Harbour as part of a wider catchment plan that deals with both cause and effect.
Over the next few months people who live, own property, work or holiday in the Kawhia and Aotea areas will have an opportunity to tell local authorities what they love about these areas and how various issues the catchments are facing could be managed.
Over the next few months people who live, own property, work or holiday in the Kawhia and Aotea areas will have an opportunity to tell local authorities what they love about these areas and how various issues the catchments are facing could be managed.
Waikato wetlands are a haven for the grey duck, now considered nationally endangered by the Ministry of Conservation.
The Minister for the Environment, the Hon David Benson-Pope, today officially launched the multi-million dollar Protecting Lake Taupo Project.
More than 140 farmers have registered for Environment Waikato’s free collection of old, unwanted and unused agrichemicals, which begins in the Waitomo district today.
Rototuna resident Brian Cooney reckons Environment Waikato’s new bus services are “the best thing ever to happen in Hamilton”.
Environment Waikato is advising water users to take care around Moturua (Rabbit) Island in the Coromandel, following the sinking of a 50-foot boat early this morning.
Practical actions farmers can take to manage their effluent efficiently are the focus of two field days Environment Waikato, Federated Farmers, Fonterra and Dexcel are running with effluent system suppliers in February.
Waikato boaties are on the ball, according to the preliminary results of a regional life jacket survey.
