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Officers' Report on Submissions on Pest Management Plan and Biosecurity Strategy.
tbltxt Environmental leadership in land management tbltxt Recognises land users who are committed to environmental stewardship and sustainability in their meat, fibre, forestry or other land use operations. ☐ tbltxt Environmental action in the community tbltxt Recognises not-for-profit organisations, groups, individuals, iwi, hapū or whānau that are taking action to protect or enhance the environment, or are increasing understanding of environmental issues. ☐
Executive Audit Risk Committee agenda February 2022
Committee Meeting - Minutes - Regional Transport Advisory Group Meeting 15 page @BCL@BC1143F8 Page 4 of 6 Item Agenda subject Action SDC - SB Working to fix up storm damage in July. Forestry has continued to be a big issue lately, and DCs are still not being notified about impending high truck movements on their roads. Processes around forestry harvesting and communication
… sustainable land management and native habitat restoration. For environmental stewardship, sustainable land management and native habitat restoration. page The Hansen family's commitment to the environment is evident at both of their hillcountry properties, where they fatten beef cattle and sheep. They have planted poplars and willows as three-metre poles to stabilize grazing land, planted production forestry and retired steep unproductive gullies. Fencing stock
been spent mainly on road repairs damaged by forestry trucks. Proposed new budget up from previous $19m to $40m. 3. STDC Have received $2.8m funding from WK to cover work program. 4. TRC New, three days per week Ōpunake to New Plymouth service starts 30 Oct 2023. BBQ to be held in Ōpunake to promote the service. TRC working with NPDC for promotion of Festival of Lights and Waitara market day. Buses being provided. The first electric bus for Taranaki starts urban service on 1 February
cost-recovery basis, approximately 450,000 suitable plants for land stabilisation, soil conservation and riparian planting programmes. 620,000 native plants have been tendered for the 2020 winter planting year. Implement the South Taranaki and Regional Erosion Support Soil Conservation Programme including an estimated 4,000 poplar poles, 50 ha of protection forestry and construction of 22 km of retirement fencing to retire 400 ha of marginal land.
page DESCRIPTION We have two species of bat in Taranaki, the lesser short-tailed bat (Mystacina tuberculata rhyacobia) and New Zealand long-tailed bat (Chalinolobus tuberculatus). DISTRIBUTION, BREEDING AND FEEDING Little is known about the distribution of bats in Taranaki but both the short- tailed and long-tailed bat have been recorded here. Their ideal habitat is mature native forest, but they have been known to inhabit exotic forestry as well.