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Robins Breed at Bluff For First Time in More Than 100 Years
Robins Breed at Bluff For First Time in More Than 100 Years
Environment   -   Dec 23, 2017

For the first time in more than a century, kakaruai/South Island robin have produced chicks on Motupōhue/Bluff Hill. Seven chicks, from three sets of parents, have been sighted so far this summer and hopes are high for more as the season progresses. Bluff Hill Motupōhue Environment Trust chairperson

Controlled Area Notice Issued for Breaksea Sound in Fiordland
Controlled Area Notice Issued for Breaksea Sound in Fiordland
Environment   -   Dec 21, 2017

A Controlled Area notice has been issued for an area of Breaksea Sound in Fiordland to prevent further spread of the Asian seaweed Undaria pinnatifida (Undaria). Environment Southland biosecurity manager Richard Bowman said the notice issued for Breaksea Sound will not prevent access to the area, bu

Toxic Algae Found in the Aparima River at Thornbury
Toxic Algae Found in the Aparima River at Thornbury
Environment   -   Dec 12, 2017

Environment Southland’s latest check for toxic algae at the Aparima River at Thornbury has detected elevated levels of potentially toxic cyanobacteria. Also known as benthic cyanobacteria, which forms in lakes and streams, these algae produce toxins that can be harmful to people and animals if swall

Gore District Council & Environment Southland Issue Water Warnings
Gore District Council & Environment Southland Issue Water Warnings
Environment   -   Dec 07, 2017

The Gore District Council has imposed a ban on all unattended hoses, sprinklers, garden irrigation systems and handheld hoses, effectively immediately, after a pump failure today at the town’s main water source. The ban also applies to car washing by handheld hose. 3 Waters Asset Manager Matt Baylis

Toxic Algae Found in the Mid-Mataura River
Toxic Algae Found in the Mid-Mataura River
Environment   -   Nov 22, 2017

Monitoring carried out by Environment Southland has detected potentially toxic algae in shallow areas/edges of the mid-Mataura river. The algae produces toxins that can be harmful to people and animals if swallowed, or through contact with skin. Environment Southland have added: Environment Southlan

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