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Keeping track of our urban rats
Wed 06 Apr 2022
We’ve been waging war on rats for a while – but how do we know if it’s working?
Read moreNew weed guide a must-have for locals
Wed 06 Apr 2022
A free guide to Taranaki weeds is being called a must-have for local gardeners or anyone who’s ever had a “weed-shaped hole” to fill.
Read moreSeeking Taranaki's biodiversity gems
Wed 09 Mar 2022
Is there a special piece of native bush on your property? A place where the tūī and kererū hang out or a home to distinctive plants, fungi, flowers or insects? If there is, keep reading. Because it might be even more special than you think.
Read moreWetlands home to precious native species
Fri 11 Feb 2022
Swamps, marshes and bogs may not be glamorous but for some of our most unique native species they’re the perfect home.
Read moreWork starts to replace roof for Yarrow Stadium’s West Stand
Thu 10 Feb 2022 8:30am
The redevelopment of Taranaki’s iconic Yarrow Stadium achieved another significant milestone as work gets underway to replace the roof on the West Stand.
Read more$48,750 dust fine highlights landowner duties
Tue 08 Feb 2022
A $48,750 fine imposed on a Taranaki property developer is a reminder that all landowners have environmental responsibilities, even if their land lies vacant and unused.
Read moreLocalised flooding expected throughout Taranaki
Sun 06 Feb 2022
The Taranaki Regional Council is monitoring rainfall and river flows throughout the region. There has been a period of sustained heavy rain yesterday and overnight. Rain is forecast to continue until early afternoon today.
Read moreWetlands are unsung heroes of environmental protection
Wed 02 Feb 2022 9:00am
World Wetlands Day is celebrated each year on 2 February to raise awareness on the conservation and sustainable use of wetlands.
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