First published in 1999, the Styx Newsletter has been one way to advise the community about the 40 year Vision for the Styx Catchment and to provide progress updates on how the Vision is being implemented.
The Styx Newsletter was published approximately twice a year by the Christchurch City Council up until 2008. It was available free of charge, and was mailed to residents within the Christchurch community. The historic Styx Newsletters are provided in PDF format below.
The Styx Living Laboratory Trust is aiming to resurrect the Styx Newsletter in 2011, as both a hard copy Newsletter and as an E-letter - watch this space!
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Issue 14 May 2008 Pancakes and Creeks What’s in a Name? “Do you really think the creek was named after our family?” Reports: Styx Living Laboratory Trust Ranger’s Report – Styx Mill Conservation Reserve Guardians of the Styx |
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Issue 13 Ranger’s Guardians of the Styx |
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Issue 12
March 2007
Fun on the Styx Learning in the Styx Styx Digest: Summer Scholarship Science Teacher is Awarded Fellowship Second Styx Book published Community Concerns Volunteers needed Reports: Styx Living Laboratory Trust Ranger’s Report – Styx Mill Conservation Reserve Guardians of the Styx |
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Issue 11
April 2006
Developing a Vision Vision 1 Vision 2 Vision 3 Vision 4 Vision 5 Universities utilise the Styx Catchment as a learning resource |
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  Edition 10 - Styx newsletter July 2005 |
July 2005 A Case of the Disappearing Stream Inanga Spawning on the Styx River A bird in the Hand… Pa Harakeke Volunteers wanted Reports: Styx Living Laboratory Trust Ranger’s Report – Dr Eric Godley Guardians of the Styx |
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June 2004
Styx River Surprises The Styx Now has its own Website Hidden Treasures – Janet Stewart Reserve Reports: Styx Living Laboratory Trust Ranger’s Report Guardians of the Styx |
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Issue 8
August 2003
Styx Project Wins Award Styx Living Laboratory Driving Community Involvement in the Styx – Why bother to monitor? Water Quality Monitoring Water Flow Monitoring Do we have the answer? The Styx Story Reports: Styx Living Laboratory Trust Ranger’s Report – Coming Public Events in the Styx Guardians of the Styx |
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August 2002
Imagine Never been to a Planting Day? Victory for Perseverance What’s going on at No. 303? At home on the Range Reports: Guardians of the Styx Styx History Group |
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Issue 6
May 2002
Should we feed the ducks? Brooklands Lagoon Is the Styx River polluted? The Styx – its own logo and calendar Be Inspired – Details of presentation by design students – Lincoln University Reports: Styx Living Reports: Guardians of the Styx Styx History Group |
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Issue 5
August 2001
How did the Chicken cross the Road? First Cutting of Toetoe at Janet Stewart Reserve Styx Mill Reserve – Worth a visit even in Winter Reports: Guardians of the Styx Styx History Group |
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Issue 4
February 2001
Vision for the Styx – Community Planning for the Future Learning from Each Other Invader from the North Island could infect the Styx River Restoration of Sheperds Stream Reports: Guardians of the Styx Styx History Group |
 Edition 3 - Styx newsletter June 2000 |
Issue 3
July 2000
Something old and Something New – The Two Styx Rivers A Million Dollars did you say? The Styx River Bank at Brooklands – How should it look? Annual Brookland’s Raft Race Reports: Guardians of the Styx Styx History Group |
 Edition 2 - Styx newsletter December 1999 |
Issue 2
December 1999
Guardians of the Styx Bottle Lake Styx History Group Community Planting Day Bus Tours of the Styx Styx River Boat Trip Smacks Creek Publication Naming a Street Competition Styx Boating Reserve |
 Edition 1 - Styx newsletter July 1999 |
Edition 1 -The Styx Newsletter July 1999 First Steps – Styx River Happening Second Steps – Styx River Workshop Retracing our Steps – The City Plan, The Process to date Decisions affecting the Styx River The Styx River Community Consultation Process Continuing Steps Question Corner – What Bird Life is Living in and Around the Styx
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