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Quarterly Operational Report March 2021

kms of fencing and 337 kms of planting recorded as implemented to date, based on last winter’s work. Outputs/Key performance indications PERFORMANCE MEASURE ACTUAL PERFORMANCE Planning services. Provide property planning services to landholders. Prepare plans covering 2,000 ha of land use capability mapping in the hill country and 30 riparian plans in the intensive water management zone. For the month of March 2021, 0 new riparian plans were prepared. 16

Quarterly Operational Report December 2020

services to landholders. Prepare plans covering 2,000 ha of land use capability mapping in the hill country and 30 riparian plans in the intensive water management zone. For the month of December 2020, 6 new riparian plans were prepared. 12 have been completed for the year. For the month of December 2020, 0 farm plans and 0 agroforestry plans have been prepared. Year to date, 0 comprehensive farm plan and 0 agroforestry plans have been prepared. Plans cover 68% or …

Quarterly Operational Report September 2015

and monitoring farmplans has been limited. Outputs/Key performance indications Performance measure Acutal performance Planning services. Provide property planning services to landholders. Prepare plans covering 1,000 hectares of land use capability mapping in the hill country and 100 riparian plans in the intensive water management zone. By the end of the period of this Plan it is intended to have active or completed riparian plans in place for over 99% of

Council meeting agenda July 2019

Mrs H Gerrard (Science Manager) Mr R Phipps (Science Manager) Mr R Ritchie (Communications Manager) Mr B Jansma (Nga Ruahine) One member of the media (R Martin RadioNZ who recorded the meeting) Opening Karakia Mr H Eriwata, Iwi Representative, gave the opening Karakia for the Consents and Regulatory Committee. Apologies The apologies from Councillor D MacLeod (ex officio), C Littlewood and N Walker were received and sustained.

Dairy Discharge Monitoring Programme

Programme is indeed an integrated, cost effective, fair, comprehensive, robust, and scientifically-based programme designed and managed to deliver sustainable management of natural and physical resources in Taranaki. In September 2020 the Government released its freshwater package which included a greater recognition of iwi values in resource management and more of a partnering role for the Council and iwi going forward. Given this the monitoring strategy will be reviewed once

Malandra Downs Ltd Annual Report 2022-2023

of performance for consent 7374-1.5 10 Table 4 Evaluation of previous environmental performance over time 11 List of figures Figure 1 Regional map showing the location of the site 3 Figure 2 Aerial image of the Malandra Downs property 3 Figure 3 Large pit dug for recreational purposes 1st September 2023 5 Figure 4 Coastal discharge located onsite 1st September 2023 6 Figure 5 Malandra Downs site in 2007 8 Figure 6 Aerial image showing the extent of the sand

Manaaki Whenua mustelid dispersal population genomics 2023

the threshold to display patterns of lower kinship (cousins, grandparents, etc.). In KGD we also conducted a principal coordinate analysis (PCA) of kinship for each species, and mapped the first two principal coordinates and displayed these on maps of Taranaki using the package ggmaps (Kahle & Wickham 2013) in R. A principal coordinate analysis (PCA) is a statistical technique that takes multi-dimensional data (such as population genetic data, which have a high number of markers per

Consultation Document - 2021/2031 Long-Term Plan

This involves the use of current RMA provisions to create a new freshwater policy, planning and management regime that impacts everything from farm practices to urban subdivision. Implementing this regime will be the largest single project in Council’s history. The role of iwi These reforms also give tangata whenua a greater role in freshwater management by focusing on Te Mana o Te Wai (the integrated and holistic well- being of water) and requiring a partnership approach to developing