page Climate and Air Land The area of land used for dairy farming has increased by 43% over the last 30 years. ar.The number of dairy cows remains simil Water Taranaki is one of the sunniest and windiest regions in New Zealand. Since 2009, Taranaki land owners have planted 46,000 poles to treat erosion-prone land; erected 237km of fencing and planted 894ha in trees along waterways and retired 5,523ha of erosion-prone land. Possum numbers are still
Operations and Regulatory Agenda Oct 2023
to our dwelling and linger there within all of our shelter belt trees which surround our home. 25. #141 through to #170 of OR: TRC site visits and ppm levels in 2021 - August 12th wind in the West; September 20th W; September 24th W; September 29th W/SW; October 1st W; October 5th N/NW; November 22nd SW; November 26th W/NW; December 1st ; December 2nd ; NOTE: With page 7 every single one of these site inspections I would expect there to be a 0ppm
tier decision tree which guides site operation. The tiered response was developed because of simplicity but also allows increased monitoring effort and reviews of site performance to minimise risks from drainage losses to groundwater and accumulation of hydrocarbon constituents within the soil. Within each tier, specific constituent threshold values for the operation have been set to protect the soil and groundwater. The tiered operational plan also provides remediation options should the
Impact Assessment & Cost-Benefit Analyses of Proposed Regional Pest Management Plan.
cygnets), and teal and paradise ducks. No wildlife were recorded on either pond at the time of the July 2012 inspection occasion. The March 2012 inspection which had followed stormy, very windy conditions (five days earlier), found considerable damage in the pine plantation surrounding the WWTP although the structural integrity of the WWTP was not affected. Several trees had fallen across the entrance track to the ponds system and one tree had fallen into the primary pond. Various trees had
into the Technology curriculum. Other examples include: Levels 1 and 2 Paper and paper products Levels 3 and 4 Food containers and packaging Levels 5 and 6 Renewable and Non-renewable energy Levels 7 and 8 Waste Disposal Systems page Introduction Every year the average person throws away 45 kg of plastic, 107 bottles, 160 cans and two trees (equivalent) of cardboard and paper. Waste disposal is a hot environmental issue in New Zealand and throughout the world.
into the Technology curriculum. Other examples include: Levels 1 and 2 Paper and paper products Levels 3 and 4 Food containers and packaging Levels 5 and 6 Renewable and Non-renewable energy Levels 7 and 8 Waste Disposal Systems page Introduction Every year the average person throws away 45 kg of plastic, 107 bottles, 160 cans and two trees (equivalent) of cardboard and paper. Waste disposal is a hot environmental issue in New Zealand and throughout the world.
and identifying these invertebrates. In recent years most of our streams and rivers have been fenced and thousands of trees have been planted on the banks. In time, as the trees grow, the water quality will improve enabling everyone using the water and everything living in it to be winners. Will it erupt again and if so when? The answer to the first part of the question is almost certainly ‘yes’ but the second part is not known. However, volcanologists believe that
enforced. Should a group arrive without a list the teacher-in-charge will be asked to write one. Thank you for your co-operation. As winter approaches many schools will be plan- ning their tree planting programme for this season. Once again the Council is heavily involved in the region’s riparian management programme with another 300,000 plants going into the ground this winter. It is great to hear of more and more schools getting involved in planting programmes whether