New KNEs April 2012: Cathie Native Bush; Katikara (TPOL); Larcom's Homestead; Lark's Rest; Makara Farms; Monk Road Bush; PARGus & CarLoom Bush Blocks; Ryan Forest remnant; Te Ngahere o Manu KNE; Tersana; The Ram Paddock (Larcom's); Waiongana Flats Ltd; Wa
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for animal welfare—we don’t lose stock into waterways now,” says Robin. “And with the smaller waterways fenced, they don’t get clogged up and we don’t have to spend time clearing them.” All in all, the Blackwells have fenced 14.4 kilometres of streambank and planted 4.27 kilometres in native plants. They’ve also put in native plants around the fringes of small wetlands and ponds, and on banks prone to soil erosion. On steeper slopes, they have retained 21 hectares of native
present. The site is likely to contain other notable species such as the banded kokopu and notable native reptiles and invertebrates. Ecological Values Sustainability - Positive Key ecological processes still influence the site and with appropriate management, it can remain resilient to existing or potential threats and will mature over time to provide increased biodiversity and ecological function. Ecological context - High This site provides additional
the proposed options and provide more information to the public about options between $6million and $55million. All options (excluding Option 1) include a permanent capacity of 20,000+; Sport Taranaki does not support this scale of stadium for Taranaki. The BERL Report clearly states that the only times capacity over 15,000 is required is for All Blacks matches once every 3 years and a NPC semi-final in 2014. We believe this additional capacity could be met with temporary
Medium This site provides additional habitat and greater connectivity within the local landscape and lies within close proximity to other Key Native Ecosystem such as Te Kiri Bush. Sustainability - Positive Key ecological processes still influence the site and with appropriate management, it can remain resilient to existing or potential threats and will mature over time to provide increased biodiversity and ecological function. The site has the additional benefit of been formally protected.
acceptance of contract, and acknowledges the service that Ms Greenhill has provided for the Taranaki CDEM Group in her time as Group Recovery Manager. Cloke/Dulop Ordinary Meeting - Joint Committee Minutes 28 page Taranaki Civil Defence Emergency Management Group Joint Committee Meeting Monday 15 October 2018 2. Appointment of Taranaki CDEM Group Welfare Manager Resolved That the Taranaki Civil Defence Emergency
District. General description Nowell’s Lakes and environs have a combined area of 10.4 ha. They are located adjacent to each other in coastal dune land. The lakes have highly modified margins but have been well replanted with flaxland and reedland species. An overland drainage pipe, which controls the lake level at times of flooding, extends from one of the lakes to the coast. The lakes provide an important link between the coast and land for coastal bird life. Ecological features
vegetation in the Totatras block is regenerating well and over time will revert to mature native forest once typical in that area. Other Management Issues Weeds - Low The site has few problem pest plants. Gorse and pampas are a problem encroaching onto access tracks. Predators - High Predators including rodents, mustelids, possums, feral cats and hedgehogs will be having an impact on native species at the site. Pest animal control at the site is coordinated by the
wetland contains secondary regenerating semi-natural forest and induced raupo swamp, which provide habitat for native water fowl. The wetland is located in the headwaters of the Mangatui Stream and set among hills on the Pouakai Ring Plain. Although the area was originally swampy, the dammed Mangatui Stream has slightly raised the water table in the area. Ecological features Vegetation The Clarke Road Wetland supports an induced type of raupo reedland (Typha