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The hard work of Park Rangers who have helped regenerate native bush after the Port Hills fires has been recognised with a community award.

School students from throughout Christchurch are joining forces to help green the red-zone.

The redevelopment of Bromley’s Organics Processing Plant has been put on hold after the Christchurch City Council today voted to investigate building a new facility at another location.

Christchurch City Council is proposing a return to using more weed killers containing glyphosate.

Water quality in most Christchurch waterways has remained steady, the latest research shows.

A tactic to protect monarch butterflies in local parks from predation by rats has been given the green light.

A multi-stage project to improve the ecological health of Cashmere Stream and to create new habitats for native plants and animals is getting under way.

A resource consent that aims to future-proof Christchurch's stormwater network while also improving water quality in certain rivers has been granted by independent commissioners appointed by Environment Canterbury.

More native geckos have been given a new home in Riccarton Bush.

Invasive weeds clogging the Heathcote River and taking over its banks are being targeted in a spring-time weed spraying programme.