Canterbury community groups can apply for Environment Canterbury funding to restore waterways, protect biodiversity and ...
New resource management laws now in force: what Canterbury communities and consent holders need to know as the transition ...
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 ...
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 ...
Evergreen, perennial, root-climbing vines around 4m tall with woody stems when mature. English ivy smothers other plants as well as causing contact dermatitis. Smothers other plants, forms dense mats, ...
Tree lucerne is an evergreen tree around 6m tall with white, pea-like flowers occurring in late autumn to early spring. It outcompetes native plants and prevents seedling establishment. These ...
Climbing spindleberry is a deciduous, hairless climber that produces fruit 6-8mm in diameter. Stems are <12m high, green and spiny when young and maturing to greyish/brown. Leaves are round and finely ...
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 ...
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 ...
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