while the south-western half also is identified as a priority terrestrial habitat for Taranaki. Sustainability - Positive The site is of a good size and well connected to surrounding habitat. Key ecological processes still influence the site. Under appropriate management, it can remain resilient to existing or potential threats Other Management Issues Habitat Modification - Medium While currently ungrazed, the damp open valley floor has been fully cleared
Zealand falcon is rarely seen north of the central North Island. It is an elusive creature and prefers habitats undisturbed by humans, though it has adapted well to significant habitat loss in the past 100 years. Falcons are generalist predators, feeding mainly on birds but also invertebrates and small mammals such as rabbits. Their breeding season runs from September to December. Pairs will nest in trees or on the ground under a log or bush
page Trends in ecological health of waterways 1995-2016 47% No obvious trend51% Improvement 2% Deterioration River ecology The ecological health of waterways is assessed by studying the type of life they sustain, and is the primary measure of freshwater quality. Across the region, our rivers and streams are improving or not showing any significant changes. At more and more sites, we’re seeing the best results since monitoring began in 1995. Trends in physical and
to sustain in pasture, planting soil conservation trees on the easier unstable slopes, and grazing dairy heifers or other non- traditional types of stock on the stable footslopes and valley bottoms. Purpose of a comprehensive farm plan Comprehensive farm plans look at all facets of a farm’s operation including land and stock management. If forestry is seen as part of the property’s future viability, this plan also includes an agroforestry plan.
Shenton. 2 I grew up within a few kilometres of the awa of Mimitangiatua, and attended Mimi school. I grew up knowing of the significance of the Mimitangiatua, my mother and many of our whanau having been raised on the whenua alongside the riverbank. I have ownership of a small acreage at 265 Mimi Road, my husband or myself go there every day to check our flock. 3 I have very distinctive and happy memories of accompanying my mother as a small child, to the riverbank on many whitebait
inland as Eltham. Irrigators in the area reported that the ability to flush salt from pasture as one of the benefits of irrigation. However, not enough is currently known about the frequency of such events or the impact on pasture production to quantify the potential benefits in the financial analysis. 5.2 Pugging Potential The potential for soil pugging under irrigation is a function of soil type, application depth, application uniformity and stocking rates. Pugging risk is primarily a
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brown mudfish, with North Island populations now mainly found from Warea in Taranaki southwards, usually at elevations lower than 240 metres. They tolerate a wide range of habitats including peaty bogs, raupo swamps, lake margins, forest pools and streams. A lot of the habitats that brown mudfish occupy dry out over summer, forcing the fish to aestivate (summer hibernation). During summer mudfish bury themselves deep in mud or under logs, making sure their refuge is
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