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4345 AM1201 Opoutama Catchment - Effects of Scrub Clearance_FinalV3

4345 AM1201 Opoutama Catchment - Effects of Scrub Clearance_FinalV3

Author(s): Leila Sadeghi

Publication Date: 16 May 2012

Publication Number: 4345

• 4345 AM1201 Opoutama Catchment - Effects of Scrub Clearance_FinalV3

Tutaekuri River Instream Flow Assessment

Fish habitat modelling to support setting of minimum flows

Author(s): Kolt Johnson

Publication Date: 1 May 2012

Publication Number: 4262

• Tutaekuri River Instream Flow Assessment

4343 Officer's f42A Hearing Report

4343 Officer's f42A Hearing Report

Author(s): Belinda Harper

Publication Date: 1 May 2012

Publication Number: 4343

• 4343 Officer's f42A Hearing Report

4328 WI1201 FINAL Ruataniwha Water Storage Project Dam Break Analysis

4328 WI1201 FINAL Ruataniwha Water Storage Project Dam Break Analysis

Author(s): Craig Goodier

Publication Date: 1 March 2012

Publication Number: 4328

• 4328 WI1201 FINAL Ruataniwha Water Storage Project Dam Break Analysis

Bacteria Source Determination 2011-2012

Bathing water quality is monitored for faecal bacterial contamination at 32 sites around Hawke’s Bay as a part of the annual Recreational Water Quality monitoring programme.

Publication Date: 2 February 2012

Publication Number: 4339

• Bacteria Source Determination 2011-2012

4330 SD12-07 Hawkes Bay Region Socio-Demographic Profile 1986-2011

4330 SD12-07 Hawke's Bay Region Socio-Demographic Profile 1986-2011

Author(s): Natalie Jackson

Publication Date: 2 February 2012

Publication Number: 4330

• 4330 SD12-07 Hawkes Bay Region Socio-Demographic Profile 1986-2011

Karamu Catchment HAWKE'S Terrestrial BAY Ecology REGIONAL CharacterisationCOUNCIL

This report presents the findings of an analysis of the character of terrestrial ecology values of the Karamu Stream Catchment. In this context the character description focuses on the qualities and peculiarities of terrestrial ecology values across the Catchment.
The project scope also includes consideration of specific terrestrial ecology values associated with the waterways of the Karamu Catchment and the risks to those values associated with future changes in waterway flow regimes.
Wetlands are a much reduced and important habitat type, and are rare at both national and regional scales. As site specific rather than catchment scale investigations are required, full inclusion of wetland habitats is beyond the scope of this report. Instead, fauna and flora values of wetlands are touched upon, in particular those species with terrestrial attributes. Other important elements such as wetland types and hydrology remain to be assessed on a site specific basis.

Author(s): Adam Forbes

Publication Date: 9 January 2012

Publication Number: 4293

• Karamu Catchment HAWKE'S Terrestrial BAY Ecology REGIONAL CharacterisationCOUNCIL

4359 EMT 1208 Airshed Modelling of Exposure to Particulates in the Hawke's Bay Region

4359 EMT 1208 Airshed Modelling of Exposure to Particulates in the Hawke's Bay Region

Author(s): Golder Associates (NZ) Ltd

Publication Date: 6 January 2012

Publication Number: 4359

• 4359 EMT 1208 Airshed Modelling of Exposure to Particulates in the Hawke's Bay Region

4291 Section 32 Summary Evaluation Report- Proposed Change 4 to Hawke's Bay Regional Resource Management Plan

4291 Section 32 Summary Evaluation Report- Proposed Change 4 to Hawke's Bay Regional Resource Management Plan

Author(s): Hawke's Bay Regional Council

Publication Date: 7 December 2011

Publication Number: 4291

• 4291 Section 32 Summary Evaluation Report- Proposed Change 4 to Hawke's Bay Regional Resource Management Plan

Tukituki Catchment Terrestrial Ecology Characterisation

This report presents the findings of an analysis of the character of terrestrial ecology elements of the Tukituki River Catchment. In this context the character description focuses on the qualities and peculiarities of terrestrial ecology values across the Catchment.
The project scope also includes consideration of specific avifauna values associated with the waterways of the Tukituki Catchment and risks to those values associated with future changes in water flow regimes. The Ruataniwha Water Augmentation Scheme is applied as a specific example of effects to avifauna values.

Author(s): Adam Forbes

Publication Date: 1 December 2011

Publication Number: 4294

• Tukituki Catchment Terrestrial Ecology Characterisation