Pyramid Stream gully, at the headwaters of the Stony River: a major source of sand
to the North Taranaki coastline 19
Photo 13 Species composition at the Taranaki reef sites is affected by wave exposure: Wave
exposed Waihi Reef dominated by a limited number of encrusting algae and animals
(left) and sheltered pools at Manihi Road Reef with abundant and diverse intertidal
communities (right) 20
Photo 14 Orapa Reef with a low tube worm cover in September 2015 (left) and build up
New Zealand wars have been included in the NZHPT register of Historic Places (Tasmanian
Maid wreck site, No.9521, and the Alexandra wreck site, No. 9520).
Built heritage inventories prepared for the District Councils largely focused on buildings and structures located
on land, but a small number of coastal structures were included. These were the lee and main breakwaters at
New Plymouth (Holman 1995), the Kawaroa salt water pool (Holman 1995), the Waitara wharf (Holman 1995),
the Pātea
New Zealand wars have been included in the NZHPT register of Historic Places (Tasmanian
Maid wreck site, No.9521, and the Alexandra wreck site, No. 9520).
Built heritage inventories prepared for the District Councils largely focused on buildings and structures located
on land, but a small number of coastal structures were included. These were the lee and main breakwaters at
New Plymouth (Holman 1995), the Kawaroa salt water pool (Holman 1995), the Waitara wharf (Holman 1995),
the Pātea
either as general building ventilation air or
through fume cupboard hoods. The quantities of chemicals involved are minute by
comparison either with the formulating processes or with the amounts that would be
handled by an end user of the Company’s products.
1.2.9 Maintenance workshops
Activities carried out in the workshops, and periodically on site, include welding,
painting, abrasive blasting, and other typical operations. Ventilation systems extract
air from around particular
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Oaonui Hall
Hempton Hall
Pihama Community Hall
Auroa Hall
Kaponga Hall
Fred Tucker Community Centre
Te Kiri Hall
Town Hall
Hunter Shaw Building
Waitoetoe Hall
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Taranaki Public Transport
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Inventory of solid wastes management and disposal in Taranaki 2009.
their young are born fully developed. They tend to flee when threatened.
Rabbits are smaller. Wild rabbits tend to have grey/tan fur, although they can also be black. Rabbits are social animals so
live in groups. While they dig burrows in Taranaki they often live under hedges, wood piles or buildings and will hide
when threatened. Their young are undeveloped at birth.
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Seeking Taranaki’s biodiversity gems
Is there a special piece of native bush on
investigating options to improve public transport and
reduce carbon emissions from our public transport fleet
and other road-based emissions. Our scientists and data
analysts are studying climate issues in greater detail and
our policymakers are considering the impacts of a future
climate on the environment, including water availability and
ecosystem health.
We are working in partnership with local district councils,
building our collective understanding of climate change
13,000km of fencing, with more of each
to come. This work is:
Transforming the landscape, breaking monotonous grassy
monoculture with dense green ribbons, rich in biodiversity values,
radiating from all sides of the mountain.
Securing the future of native plants and wildlife on the ring
plain, where riparian protection now offers 6,000 hectares of
protected native habitat alongside waterways. The community
is currently rallying around an ambitious new campaign to build
on
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Consent Holder Subtype Primary Industry Purpose
R2/5983-2.0 South Taranaki District Council Structure - Protection (Coastal) Building Construction/Drainage/Flood Control
R2/10545-1.0 Westside New Zealand Limited Structure - Other (Coastal) Hydrocarbon Exploration
Consent Holder Subtype Primary Industry Purpose
R2/0715-4.1 DH Lepper Trust Land/Water - Animal Waste Piggery Farm
R2/1958-3.0 MLTT Trust Land - animal waste Dairy Farm
R2/2804-3.0 MI & PM Stevenson Family