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Reaching rabbit-free maunga
Rabbits – adored by many as pets but also one of the most invasive and destructive pests.
Rosie the ratcatcher – our environmental heroine
Who's got the best nose in town? It's Rosie, the newest member of our biosecurity team.
Winners of inaugural Mayoral Conservation Awards announced
Conservationists recognised for their passion, innovation and dedication.
Leaders commit to tackling climate change
Council organisations have joined a coalition committed to addressing the issue of climate change.
The fight to save our forests
Native trees are under threat from harmful pathogens. Find out what you can do to help.
Meet the weaving wāhine
Meet Kerry Gillbanks, Auckland Council's harakeke collection curator.
Waiheke aiming to become world's first predator-free urban island
Ambitious plan to rid Waiheke of pests.
Managing cats to protect biodiversity
Pest management is an important tool for ensuring the protection of New Zealand’s biodiversity.
Restoring Lake Pupuke a high environmental priority
What's tipping our taonga into decline?
How-To-Be-A-Hero Toolkit
The next step to becoming an environmental hero yourself is helping your neighbourhood become pest free.
Auckland Council supports Ministry for the Environment phasing out single-use plastic bags
Auckland Council strongly supports a mandatory phase-out of the sale or distribution of single-use plastic shopping bags.
Auckland environmental champions assemble for the future
Kick off Conservation Week at Pestival 2018 with guest speakers, volunteer groups and environmentalists.
How to become a hero at beating weeds
Simple steps to control pest weeds in your garden.
Red-light districts help whitebait thrive
Meet the Aucklander who's helping endangered īnanga.
1080 programme spells end for rats and possums
In just 12 months the Hunua Ranges has gone from being over-run with rats and possums to having the lowest pest indices in decades.
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