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The Ministry for the Environment’s latest environmental report presents a damning indictment of the way food is produced in New Zealand.
  

The inshore tarakihi fishing industry has admitted it's failing to adhere to voluntary measures it promised in a 2019 tarakihi catch limit deal with then Fisheries Minister Stuart Nash.

Forest & Bird is calling on the Department of Conservation to decline an application for a new opencast mine that would destroy native forest on conservation land.

The Government has caved to pressure from industry by backing away from rules that would protect Southland’s rivers from pollution.
 

The legacy of the Bay of Plenty’s 2011 Rena disaster will be three reefs protected for nature, with the Minister for Conservation signing off the new Marine Protected Areas over the weekend.

Government Ministers need to review their decision to leave out nitrogen pollution limits from last year's freshwater law reform.
 

New Zealand’s peat wetlands are more powerful than tropical forests at absorbing carbon.  

Forest & Bird congratulated He Pou a Rangi – the Climate Change Commission for delivering an ambitious, achievable plan to tackle climate change and endorsed its call for a stronger climate change target.  The key takea