Let’s get rid of Gunnera
This pest plant is a prickly potential spreader that we hope to keep out of Tasman.
Gunnera tinctoria – otherwise known as Chilean Rhubarb – looks like…
This pest plant is a prickly potential spreader that we hope to keep out of Tasman.
Gunnera tinctoria – otherwise known as Chilean Rhubarb – looks like…
The Tasman Resource Management Plan (TRMP) has been updated with the following information:
Plan Change 79 – Deferred Zoning is now notified, and the submissions period closes…
Have you seen this pest plant? For the health of our crops, we hope not.
Velvetleaf (Abutilon theophrasti) is an Exclusion Pest in the Tasman Nelson Regional…
An important milestone has been reached in the completion of the Waimea Community Dam project, with all consent, and Tasman Resource Management Plan (TRMP) requirements related to…
Australian Magpies (Gymnorhina tibicen) were first introduced to the region in 1865 from Victoria Australia to control pastoral insect pests. The magpie’s most distinctive characteristic is…
Check with your club for information about sportsgrounds closures.
Rubbish in our marine environment is a growing problem. Not only is it visually unappealing, it’s also a serious threat to wildlife and fish. Much of…
Ginger is a fast-growing, long-living shade tolerant plant. It can form dense thickets and will eventually displace other native species. While the rhizome beds can spread…
Tasman District Council has given the go-ahead to the project to find a solution for Motueka's wastewater treatment needs with the consent for the current plant…
Boxthorn (Lycium ferocissimum) is an evergreen pest plant, originating from South Africa. Boxthorn was originally introduced as a hedge but has revealed itself to be a…