TANK Water Quality

About the dashboards

The TANK catchments are: the Tūtaekurī, Ahuriri, Ngaruroro and Karamū catchments. This group of catchments is also called the Heretaunga and Ahuriri catchments. The TANK catchments are home to around 85% of Hawke’s Bay’s population. You can learn more about these catchments here or below.

These dashboards have been developed to help landowners in the TANK Catchments understand the ecosystem health of their sub-catchment.

The map below shows the water quality at our water quality monitoring sites across the TANK catchments, from the mountains to the sea. Each segment of the icons represents a different element of water quality. Use the key to interpret the colours, or click on the icons to see the information in more detail.

Sub-catchment water quality dashboards

We have created specific dashboards for each sub-catchment in the TANK catchment. Use the map below to identify your sub-catchment, within the wider TANK catchment. Follow the link to see your sub-catchment water quality dashboard, which will have more information about water quality in your area. You can learn more about each of the aspects of water quality on this page too.

Check back on your sub-catchment dashboard regularly. Water quality data is updated annually in August, and additional information about other aspects of your area will be added over time. You can find your sub-catchment dashboard in the following ways:

• Click your sub-catchment icon in the map below
• Click the link in the pop-up when you search for your property in the map below
• Click the link under the “Related Pages” link at the top of this page

Plan Changes

You can find information about the TANK Proposed Plan Change by clicking here, and the Kotahi Plan, the new resource management plan for all of Hawke’s Bay, by clicking here.