page Figure 1: Stockproof permanent fences, protecting a retired wetland. Figure 2: An electric fence can suffice to exclude stock from a retired streambank, and protect trees inside. Figure 3: Light-construction bank retirement fence. INTRODUCTION What kind of fence to build on a streambank, will be influenced by whether the fence is going to form part of paddock subdivision for grazing, or is specifically to protect the
around your school or sold in the form of a trap pack as a fundraiser. Help, advice and materials for student trapping group to install and check traps around school or local reserve. Monitoring predators with tracking tunnels and wax tags, or conducting bird counts. Teach students how to use trap.nz to record all trap checks and catches. For details email education@trc.govt.nz. #e2370{display:none;}@media screen and (min-width: 1080px){.pf-content p{width:850px;}.pf-content h1, .pf-content h2,
including coastal beaches and uplifted areas above coastal cliffs. Almost 12,000 hectares or 76% of these dunes are used for agriculture or horticulture. Less than 2,000 hectares (12%) are still considered indigenous or partially modified. Nationally, patterns are similar. Estimates in 2003 determined that only 11.6% of New Zealand’s sand dunes had retained some degree of natural character. In terms of coastal birdlife, 19 species of seabird are known to use the protected islands and
Find out more about the winner of the award, On The House Charitable Trust. This award is proudly sponsored by Daily News Winner On The House Charitable Trust For taking climate change action by redistributing surplus food, preventing emissions and conserving water while taking a holistic approach to sustainability On The House Charitable Trust is a community food rescue organisation that redistributes surplus food to those who need it. In just one year, it rescued more than 200,000kg of
This page contains the final results from the 2022 Council elections and the expenses declarations from that election. North Taranaki constituency (two seats) Mike Davey 4137 Donald McIntyre 3422 Tama Blackburn 2166 Informal: 125 | Blank: 418 New Plymouth constituency (five seats) Susan Hughes 10537 Charlotte Littlewood 10239 Tom Cloke 10012 Craig Williamson 8188 David Lean 8121 Elvisa Van Der Leden 6025 Allen Juffermans 5619 Rusty Kane 3403 Chris Wilkes 3194 Lyall Field 2848 Darrel Nicholas
Find out more about the winner of the award, Otaraua Hapū Taiao Team. This award is proudly sponsored by SLR Consulting Winner Otaraua Hapū Taiao Team For taking action to protect and enhance water quality and biodiversity values within Taranaki water bodies Otaraua Hapū Taiao Team’s dedication and commitment to improving fish passages in Taranaki streams is helping to identify and address issues affecting these vital ecological corridors. The group’s Mauri Wai team has been working with NIWA
Find out more about the winners of the award, East Taranaki Environment Collective and Pukerangiora Hapū. This award is proudly sponsored by Methanex Winner East Taranaki Environment Collective and Pukerangiora Hapū For working collaboratively to protect and enhance the environment at Everett Park Scenic Reserve and increasing understanding of environmental issues The East Taranaki Environment Collective (ETEC), in partnership with Pukerangiora Hapū, are working together to improve biodiversity
The region's natural resources - water, land, coast and air - are managed and protected by the Taranaki Regional Council Recreation survey - be in to win Where do you like to go to relax and have fun in or by the water? Tell us about your favourite Taranaki beaches, rivers and lakes, and how you use them. You could win a two-night break for two at the newly rebuilt Pukeiti Lodge. Take part in our recreation survey
Find out more about the winner of the award, Restore PG Nops Reserve Care Group. Winner Restore PG Nops Reserve Care Group For commitment to supporting pest management and protecting biodiversity in Taranaki The PG Nops Reserve in Inglewood is being restored thanks to the mahi of the volunteers, who maintain the Key Native Ecosystem, control predators and are working to turn the tide of invasive pest plants. The Care Group collaborates with Taranaki Regional and New Plymouth District councils