Councillors stand down from hearing
Two Environment Waikato councillors have volunteered to stand down from a resource consent hearing on the proposed men’s prison in the north Waikato.
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Two Environment Waikato councillors have volunteered to stand down from a resource consent hearing on the proposed men’s prison in the north Waikato.
Environment Waikato is having a blitz on the plant pest woolly nightshade this summer.
Introduced wasp species are causing problems throughout the Waikato, particularly over the summer, according to Environment Waikato.
The Waikato Biodiversity Forum will use a $110,000 grant received from Government to set up a biodiversity advisory service for the Waikato Region.
Environment Waikato is concentrating on reducing the number of ferrets and stoats damaging the environment over the summer months.
Coromandel residents and visitors should keep a lookout for the invasive pest wild ginger which is rife in the area.
Environment Waikato’s Flood Response team is keeping a close watch on all the rivers in the Waikato as rain continues to fall throughout the Region.
Waikato's Medical Officer of Health, Dr Felicity Dumble, has issued a health warning advising people to avoid recreational contact with the Waikato River.
