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Environmental monitoring website Land, Air, Water Aotearoa (LAWA) is expanding, and now shows data on the air that we breathe on top of existing information on New Zealand’s other most valuable natural resource, our water.

This morning, the Land, Air, Water Aotearoa (LAWA) project has launched a new, evidence-based topic named ‘Actions for Healthy Waterways’ on their website.

Selwyn's Coes Ford may be a top spot for swimming, but it may also hold the key to unlocking the relationship between E. coli and harmful waterborne pathogens, thanks to a nationwide pilot study conducted by the Crown-owned Institute of Environmental Science and Research (ESR).

We invite you, your family and friends to visit the Ocean View Domain hall at Tomahawk Lagoon on April 8th to see how Dunedin school teams, facilitated and supported by ECOTAGO Trust/OCEMES, are investigating the water quality of both the "upper" and "lower" Tomahawk Lagoon. We do this with regular...

This World Environment Day the tagline is #OnlyOneEarth.

Today, Stats NZ and the Ministry for the Environment (MfE) released Environment Aotearoa 2019, an overview report on the state of our environment as mandated by the Environmental Reporting Act 2015. The report looks across environmental domains to identify the most pressing issues and potential know...

Environmental monitoring website Land, Air, Water Aotearoa (LAWA) is expanding its repertoire, offering more data about New Zealand’s most valuable natural resource, water.

Environmental monitoring website Land, Air, Water Aotearoa has scooped the top award at the annual Science Communicators Association of New Zealand (SCANZ) awards presented in Wellington on Monday evening.

Monitoring of water quality at the region’s popular freshwater and coastal swimming spots is under way for summer, with results available on the Taranaki Regional Council website, www.trc.govt.nz.

Summer recreational water quality monitoring of 750 popular swim spots across New Zealand is now underway.

A taller and improved monitoring station is in place alongside the Manawatu River beside the old Teachers’ College where it will be used by Horizons Regional Council for flood monitoring and protection.

A network of air quality sensors has been installed across Invercargill as part of a joint project between Environment Southland and NIWA.