$$$$$
Stra�ord Primary School Tools, gloves, po�ng mix, plants $$$$$
Tikorangi School Further Orchard development Help & trees/plants
Toko School Connec�ons between orchard and classroom $$$$$
Waitara High School Harakeke & kai gardens Money & help
Westown Kindergarten Help plan�ng out orchard Fruit trees
Events held prior to lockdown
St Josephs Wetlands Day - Esther and an awesome group of local experts came together for a
day of learning around wetlands at St Josephs School in Waitara.
Council Meeting Agenda December 2022
Regional quarries consent monitoring report
planting
to be completed by 1 August
2020
Inspection
Technical
compliance
achieved, with some
in-fill planting to be
undertaken
9. One-off payment to enhance
wetland and stream habitat Not assessed N/A
10. Take all practicable steps to
minimise increased
sedimentation and turbidity
during installation
Not assessed N/A
11. No burying of vegetation within
20 metres of pipes Not assessed N/A
12. Stabilise earthworks areas as
soon as practicable following
cliffs of acid rocks
Vertebrate induced: seabird burrowed soils
Coastal wetlands: dune slacks Lagoons, Ephermeral wetlands
x Pelagic seabirds are those seabirds that spend the majority of their lives at sea, only coming ashore during breeding seasons.
Information sources
Schedule 1 Coastal Plan maps, Biodiversity portal (estuary
vegetation)
Coastal Plan maps
Biodiversity portal
Coastal Plan maps, Biodiversity portal
Coastal Plan maps
Coastal Plan maps
Further
Proposed Regional Pest Management Plan for Taranaki.
operating normally at the time of the inspection. No effects from the discharge of wastewater
and stormwater from the retention pond were noted in the wetland downstream. Vegetation within the
wetland was observed to be flourishing.
Air emissions from the tower were not causing any downwind odours or smoke.
24 January 2017
The site was observed to be neat and tidy and well run. The stormwater system was operating well with
aquatic species within the pond system indicating very good
agencies to protect and enhance the estuary, its
tributaries and surrounding wetlands with streamside fencing and
planting under a Taranaki Regional Council riparian plan. They also
have a Council biodiversity plan to manage and protect the native
habitats and have established a QEII covenant.
The artists also support the coastal initiatives of the local school and
make visitors to their studios aware of the ecological significance of
the area.
Video profile:
analysis of the samples are presented in Table 4
and Table 5.
As with previous results, the discharge from the culvert below the landfill exhibits leachate contamination as
indicated by the high levels of conductivity, alkalinity, iron, manganese, ammoniacal nitrogen and ammonia.
In general, the levels of contaminants found 130 m downstream of the discharge (at site AWY000105)
indicate that the wetland is effective at reducing contaminant levels downstream. The higher nitrate/nitrite