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Hunua pest numbers at record low
Pest numbers in the Hunua ranges are at an all-time low following a pest control operation completed last year.
Water testing shows Ōrākei Basin safe for people and dogs
Water at Ōrākei Basin has been given the all clear following testing for toxins undertaken last week.
Meet a Pest-Free Hero – eCoTrack
Meet February's Pest-Free Hero, eCoTrack, a winner of a Mayoral Conservation Award.
Businesses pitch in to clean up Ōrākei beaches
A plastic-free project is taking off in the Ōrākei local board area supported by local businesses and residents.
Fruit fly investigation underway on North Shore
An investigation is underway after Queensland fruit flies were caught in the North Shore area.
Howick dog owners urged to keep beaches tidy
Residents and local board members are appealing for people to follow signs and regulations to keep beaches clean.
Albert-Eden businesses supported on sustainability journey
Find out how local businesses in Albert-Eden are taking steps to become more environmentally sustainable.
Eels reach dead end in Grafton cemetery
Two freshwater ecologists have made a surprising discovery in a small stream in central Auckland.
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