Sometime in the 1880’s a ginger beer bottle was flippantly discarded in the headwaters of Papawai Stream in New Zealand.

“Accelerating Action” is the theme of 2024’s National Water Week here in Australia and asks the community working with water to accelerate action towards a more sustainable water future. So, what does a sustainable future for our water look like?

If there is one thing that nearly all life on earth needs, it is fresh water. We can estimate the health of freshwater bodies like our rivers, lakes, and wetlands through assessing what thrives in and around these environments.

Morphum Environmental was privileged to be a Bronze sponsor of the 11th World Green Infrastructure Congress held in Tāmaki Makaurau at Waipapa Taumata Rau (The University of Auckland) last week.

Statistically, we know businesses need biodiversity. To understand why and the future of this relationship, we need to look at the role of the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD), and how companies can create a biodiversity-positive impact.

The reality is that while once thought to be conflicting goals, embedding more sustainable practices is good for the bottom line.

If there is one thing that nearly all life on earth needs, it is fresh water. We can estimate the health of freshwater bodies like our rivers, lakes, and wetlands through assessing what thrives in and around these environments.

Welcome to the third edition of our Sustainability Report, where we share and take stock of our efforts within nature’s interwoven tapestry of water, life and land.

eDNA is a powerful tool to supplement standard monitoring techniques. We're CSI and the river is our crime scene.