Starlink Mini boosts field connectivity
The Environmental Data and Monitoring teams are thrilled to get their hands on their new Starlink Mini device – a game-changer for field operations and remote…
The Environmental Data and Monitoring teams are thrilled to get their hands on their new Starlink Mini device – a game-changer for field operations and remote…
The garden growing season is well underway, with trees and shrubs flourishing in the summer weather.
Growth is shooting away left, right and centre, but there’s a…
We keep a close eye on rivers for toxic algae during the summer months and post results here.
Asiatic knotweed (Fallopia japonica) is an invasive pest plant found growing throughout the Motueka Valley, with smaller infestations also present in the Riwaka and Wai-iti catchments.
Listed…
Several nests of the Asian yellow-legged hornet (Vespa velutina), also known as the Asian predatory wasp, have recently been discovered in Auckland.
This is an alarming find,…
Tasman District Council’s long-term credit rating has been reaffirmed at AA- with a stable outlook by international ratings agency Standard & Poor’s (S&P).
This rating reflects the…
Tasman District Council’s Annual Report for 2024/2025 was adopted at the October 30 council meeting - outlining our overall performance and position for the year ending…
The Indian Myna bird is classified as one of 12 Exclusion pests under the Tasman-Nelson Regional Pest Management Plan, and while not yet established in our…
We’re bringing back one of our popular Moturoa / Rabbit Island ‘Firewood Saturday’ events.
A similar event earlier this year raised $10,000 each for Nelson Tasman Hospice and…
Chilean needle grass (Nassella neesiana) has been present in Marlborough since the 1940s and is a significant agricultural pest weed. It is now established at several…