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Family of five bed down on Auckland's waterfront
Downtown Auckland plays host to a dotterel family of five.
Pest management strategy being reviewed
Auckland Council is reviewing its 2007 Pest Management Strategy.
Babies on the way at Shakespear
A little spotted kiwi egg has been located in Shakespear Open Sanctuary.
Could Auckland change the game on environmental conservation?
Check out these Conservation Innovation Award Finalists!
Auckland Council honoured for zero-waste leadership
Auckland Council has again been recognised for its commitment to delivering zero-waste.
Become a bat-spotter
You can borrow a bat detector for free from Auckland Council and go bat-spotting in your backyard.
Check before you swim this summer
Choose the best swimming spots this summer by visiting safeswim.org.nz to check water quality at 84 Auckland beaches.
Mayors call for levy on single-use plastic bags
The mayors of Auckland, Wellington, Dunedin have jointly launched an open letter to other mayors around the country to join the call on central government to institute a national levy on single use plastic bags.
Meet waste champion Anna Harrison
Anna from the Zero Waste Zone at Waitākere Transfer Station teaches people how to reduce waste in a fun, hands-on way.
Ditching the disposables leads to zero waste lifestyle
When Coralie and Stephen Archer went along to an Auckland Council Waste Free Parenting workshop, they thought they’d come away with a few useful tips...
Auckland Council’s zero-waste leading the world
Auckland Council has been globally recognised by the C40 Cities Awards 2017 as one of the most innovative councils in the world for climate change action.
5 ways to improve biodiversity
Our native flora and fauna is a taonga that does much to define us as a nation but we need to tackle the big questions around its future management.
Mayor commits to a greener Auckland
Mayor Phil Goff attended a Together4Climate event in Paris alongside 11 mayors from major cities.
Not your average superhero
Meet Janine Nillesen - one of our hardworking rangers at Ambury Regional Park.
Starting your spring planting? Read these Conservation Week tips first!
Conservation Week 2017 is underway. It's cool to remember that what we plant can have a real impact on native species – with the right plants in place your garden could become a safe haven for birds, insects and even lizards!
Quiz: How much of a conservation expert are you?
Put your knowledge to the test this Conservation Week (14-22 October).
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