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- … The MCC is a community-led network shaped by the people who live and work in the catchment—especially rural landowners, residents, and volunteers. MCC began with grassroots energy and local conversations, and while partners provide valuable support, it is the community that defines the kaupapa, sets … in the Maungakura / Red Hills, majestic Kahurangi Mountains in the west to the Spooners Range, Richmond Ranges, and Moutere Hills in the east. Ranging from alpine heights to the estuarine margins of Te Tai-o-Aorere / Tasman Bay. …
- Page… Beef + Lamb Assistant, powered by AI, to get the most out of Knowledge Hub resources. Simply ask her your questions and she’ll round up answers in a way that suits you. … Intelligence) might sound complicated, but using Bella is simple. She’s a smart helper who understands your questions and finds the right answers using only endorsed B+LNZ Knowledge Hub farming resources. Bella can read or hear your questions and respond with helpful answers or links to the most relevant pages, instantly. Bella has access to around 4,600 pages …
- … The subcatchment was incorporated into the Upper Maire Landcare society in 2018 and since then has had 2 successful applications to the Waikato River Authority (and WRC) for funding riparian and wetland fencing and poplar and willow planting. It is a relatively small subcatchent but has very high participation … Upper Maire headwaters within surrounding ridges and road boundaries, approximately 4000ha. The subcatchment water flows to the lake Whangape and Waikato River. …
- … Hi, I am Beef+Lamb NZ's Northern North Island's Catchment Co-ordinator, I am here to connect and help co-ordinate farmers and local communities from Auckland to Kaitaia who are interested in starting or maintaining a catchment group in their community. My husband and I currently run a beef fattening block of around 400 head of cattle in the Wellsford area, while also working on a … I am currently working as a Catchment Co-ordinator for B+LNZ, providing guidance and resources to give your group the momentum it needs to form an incorporated society and gain access to funding for …
- … As at October 2019 we are still in the intial stages of setting up a catchment group. We have a tight knit and active community of predominately sheep and beef farmers, with a small ampount of dairy support, cash cropping and lifestyle farms. We also have a village and beach community, all of whom are involved in our group. Our catchment is …
- … RRCC covers an area of approximately 700,000 ha. This covers the catchments of the Rangitikei, Turakina and Whangaehu Rivers. …
- … The Three Rivers Catchment Group covers a range of rural towns and communities, including Wyndham, Edendale, Glenham, Seaward Downs and Mokoreta, and is named after the Mokoreta, Mimihau and Mataura rivers. …
- … Rivers Catchment Collective" is the Incorporated Society for all the Sub Catchments in the Rangitikei, Turakina and Whangaehu. It is the legal entity that oversees and looks after all the environmental information, plus it manages the money and employees the supporting personnel for our sub catchments groups. Thr RRCC encourages and supports the current sub … Targeted area - 707,360 hectares This covers the Rangitikei, Turakina and Whangaehu river catchments. …
- Subject page… Benefits of plantings trees on farms: Help diversify your income by providing timber, carbon, and honey. Provide windbreaks and shade for livestock help them grow faster. Stock feed during droughts or shortages of feed. Help soil retention on … Improve the productivity of your land, especially areas that do not grow good pasture. Provide landscape diversity and wildlife habitat, biodiversity. Absorb carbon to help offset your, or others’ emissions. Some farmers have chosen to … Government’s principal forestry advisor. “Te Uru Rākau's Forestry Support team works with tangata whenua, landowners, and the forestry and wood processing sector. We work to make the most of our forests’ contribution to Aotearoa New …
- … The Otamita Stream begins 15 km NW of Gore and drains into the Mataura River which is part of the Mataura Fresh Water Management Unit. The Catchment Group covers an area of 17,000 ha that includes a total of 18 farms and the Mandeville Township. The farms within this catchment are primarily sheep and beef with one dairy farm at the bottom of the catchment. The topography is mostly steep to rolling, and uniquely spans …