· Very sparse foliage, many large holes dieback > 20% of tree crowns · Foliage sparse in some areas, canopy holes common. Some dieback · Foliage mostly dense, only occasional sparse areas, canopy holes rare only occasional dieback. · Abundant dense foliage over whole canopy, no canopy holes or dieback. Understorey 1 2 3 4 · No browse palatable species 45cm-1.35m. Understorey bare. · Very
Approved V1.1 26-7-2018 Draft for review C Kay page Landscaping Plan REMEDIATION NZ LTD Page 2 Document No:RU-650-0700-A Revision No:1.1 Date:26-7-2018 Controller: C Kay Table of Content 0.0 Terms and Definitions ............................................................................................. 3 1.0 Purpose of the Plan
opening of the new Members Lodge in October last year. Since then, garden staff have filled in and raised up the lawn in front of the Lodge, and planting is ongoing around the Lodge. The Valley of the Giants has had a thorough tidy up and is looking quite magnificent – come visit this Spring and see for yourself! Month on month, visitor numbers to Pukeiti still continue to grow, with an estimated 85,000 people visiting in the last twelve months. As outlined in the May newsletter, the Board’s key
page Bridge Dimensions This drawing identifies bridge dimensions to be provided in an online consent application 1 Length of bridge approach 2 Length of bridge 3 Length of bridge approach 4 Distance of bridge underside above river bed 5 Bed width of river channel 6 Top width of river channel 7 Depth of water in the river at normal flows 1 2 3 4 6 7 5 acroform
page Working with people l caring for Taranaki Waste Minimisation CASE STUDY Puketapu Kindergarten About Puketapu Kindergarten Puketapu Kindergarten in Bell Block is attended by 60 children and has a staff of five, four teachers and an administrator. What used to happen The kindergarten generated two 240-litre bins
page Working with people l caring for Taranaki Waste Minimisation CASE STUDY Puketapu Kindergarten About Puketapu Kindergarten Puketapu Kindergarten in Bell Block is attended by 60 children and has a staff of five, four teachers and an administrator. What used to happen The kindergarten generated two 240-litre bins
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went sharemilking, there was no recycling of farm waste or household waste. It all went into a pit to be burned. What changes were made At their next sharemilking job, the owners were recycling silage wrap and Greg and Hannah continued doing this when they moved to their own farm. They also store agricultural remedy and dairy hygiene product containers until a collection event, or until another recycling solution is found. Waste minimisation is now part of their routine. Recyclables
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away from the nearest transfer station in Okato. What used to happen With different groups making use of Puniho Pā at different times, there was no consistent approach to waste minimisation or recycling. Sorting rubbish, recycling and composting were at the discretion of the whānau or group involved in each hui or wānanga. What changes were made In April 2013, Puniho Pā became involved with the Para Kore project (www.parakore.maori.nz), which helps marae with waste