It was another bumper planting season with over 150,000 trees put in the ground across Christchurch and Banks Peninsula.
Two riverside reserves have been gifted names by a local rūnanga to reflect the significance of the Styx area.
Some parks maintenance work around Christchurch might be delayed over the coming weeks because the Council’s contractors are experiencing staff shortages.
Kids will be able to run ‘wild’ in a new natural play area planned for Rawhiti Domain.
The work of a Park Ranger may not be quite what you think.
The first stage of the Addington Brook renewal project has been completed and stage two will get underway next year.
It’s Christchurch’s most photographed landmark and Australasia’s biggest ocean pier and now it’s a quarter of a century old.
A concert featuring UK electronic artists Groove Armada will be the first major event to be held at Queen Elizabeth II Park since the February 2011 earthquakes.
A community initiated food forest in Birdsey Reserve will be supported under a new proposal which has opened for consultation.
Less than a month after it was reopened to the public the turf at Lancaster Park has been hit by vandals.