Trust "Wild For Taranaki". Provide annually, on a cost-recovery basis, approximately 450,000 suitable plants for land stabilisation, soil conservation and riparian planting programmes. To date, 306,149 plants have been ordered. Implement the South Taranaki and Regional Erosion Support Soil Conservation Programme including an estimated 6,000 poplar poles, 50 ha of protection forestry and construction of 22 km of retirement fencing to retire
Policy & Planning Committee agenda February 2022
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Summary enterococci data (cfu/100ml) for summer surveys at Opunake Beach 52 Table 62 Bacteriological results for MfE samples at Opunake Beach 54 Table 63 Summary statistics for SEM and MfE samples at Opunake Beach 55 Table 64 Bacteriological results for Ohawe Beach 56 Table 65 Statistical summary for Ohawe Beach 57 Table 66 Bacterial guidelines performance at Ohawe Beach 57 Table 67 Summary enterococci data (cfu/100ml) for summer surveys at Ohawe Beach 58 Table 68 Summary
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and nitrate + nitrite nitrogen concentrations during the year under review 64 Figure 43 Long term trends in groundwater Nitrate-N concentration at Farm 2 67 Figure 44 Farm 2 groundwater levels and nitrate + nitrite nitrogen concentrations and groundwater levels during the year under review 68 Figure 45 Groundwater conductivity at Farm 2 bores, June 2016 to date 69 Figure 46 Groundwater pH at Farm 2 bores, June 2016 to date 69 Figure 47 Groundwater sodium concentration at Farm
comparison 67 Figure 43 Downstream ammoniacal nitrogen concentration changes in the Kaupokonui Stream from the monthly stream surveys, with previous years for comparison 67 Figure 44 Downstream conductivity changes in the Kaupokonui Stream from the monthly stream surveys, with previous years for comparison 68 Figure 45 Downstream nitrate-nitrite nitrogen concentration changes in the Kaupokonui Stream from the monthly stream surveys, with previous years for comparison 68 Figure 46