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Regional Pest Management Plan marine provisions come into effect
Marine pests are an emerging threat to the region’s marine biodiversity, industries such as aquaculture, and our ability to relax and enjoy summer on the beach.
Myrtle rust finds its way into the Waitākere Ranges
The fungal disease Myrtle Rust has been discovered for the first time within the boundaries of the Waitākere Ranges Regional Park.
Warmer weather brings reminder to rural residents
As the dry summer days roll on, it’s a timely reminder to rural residents to think about water rainfall and their water usage.
Your suggestions for our regional parks
Aucklanders give their thoughts on our regional parks.
Illegal dumping cleared from Weiti River
Litter was discovered and removed from underneath a small concrete dock accessible only by a rough narrow informal walkway or by boat.
Zero waste innovators get funding boost
Collectively, WMIF grant recipients will receive $649,256 for a range of projects designed to promote waste minimisation and reduce waste going to landfill.
Water restrictions in Auckland
As of 11 January, water levels in Auckland’s nine water collection dams sit at 66.9 per cent.
Auckland's waste collection heroes
Celebrating some of the times our waste collectors went above and beyond in a difficult year.
Dotterels turn around declining numbers, for now
The plucky northern New Zealand dotterel has seen a turnaround in fortune as numbers increase steadily in the region.
Protect and learn about Auckland's environment this summer
Every season provides unique opportunities to treasure and restore Aucklands natural environment, and summer is no exception.
Le Pariversaire: A Turning Point for Tāmaki Makaurau?
Five years on from the Paris Climate Agreement and Auckland has a climate plan - where to from here?
Students invited to share their vision for transforming Northcote Town Centre
C40 Cities launches global competition to generate ideas to support a green recovery from COVID-19.
What's on the horizon for kauri tracks in 2021
Several tracks in the regional park network have already re-opened with upgrade works to others either underway or about to start.
Vandalism takes shine off kauri dieback track upgrades
Auckland ratepayers have been hit by acts of vandalism in local and regional parks where kauri tracks have been closed to the public for upgrades. So far, it has cost them over $100,000.
Te-Tāruke-ā-Tāwhiri: Auckland’s Climate Plan launched
Auckland’s climate is changing, and together we can act.
Litter bins on Aotea and reaching zero waste
In July 2019, Auckland Council rolled out a range of new waste services on Aotea / Great Barrier Island as the first step towards achieving the target set out in the Tikapa Moana Hauraki Gulf Islands Waste Plan of zero waste to landfill by 2040.
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