Canterbury community groups can apply for Environment Canterbury funding to restore waterways, protect biodiversity and ...

The Lower Waitaki South Coastal Canterbury water zone features a network of spring-fed streams, coastal lagoons, complex groundwater flows, and includes part of the large alpine Waitaki River. The ...

The Upper Waitaki catchment is the most distinctive and largest of New Zealand’s high inland basins, almost completely derived from glacial activity with features ranging from alpine ice fields and ...

Scrambling or twining perennial herb no taller than three metres. Bridal creeper smothers native plants and prevents seedling establishment. Bridal creeper is declared an unwanted organism by the ...

A much-branched, evergreen tree less than 12m tall with round, bright red berries in winter. Competes with native species for resources and creates shade which makes it hard to grow in. Glossy dark ...

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The exclusion of sites under condition (4) can occur via the following processes, once the steps required in condition (6) have been completed and, if adverse effects of the stormwater discharges ...

Kudzu vine is a perennial scrambling, trailing, or climbing vine, approximately 30 metres long, originally from Japan. Leaflets are in groups of three and are dark green, and slightly lobed with hairy ...

Monkey’s comb is a fast-growing woody vine with heart shaped leaves. It smothers and outcompetes other plants. Leaves are soft bright green, oval to heart shaped, are 2.5-8cm long and 2-6cm wide.

A submerged, bottom-rooted, sprawling aquatic herb with tiny flowers. Parrot's feather displaces native species and decreases invertebrate diversity. Leaves are finely divided, feathery, and arranged ...

If you have seen or suspect the presence of an invasive plant or animal pest report the sighting to us. Tunicates are commonly known as sea squirts because they contract and squirt water circulating ...