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This site was established in August 2019 to provide information about air quality in an industrial area. PM10, PM2.5 and SO2 are currently measured at this site.  We verify our data before it is shared publicly to ensure its accuracy so no live data is displayed here. We need this level of accuracy...

This site was established in August 2005 to provide information about air quality in an industrial area. PM10 and PM2.5 were measured at this location from Aug 2018 until Aug 2023. PM10 is now monitored at the newer Totara St Rail Crossing site ~1km north. SO2 has been measured at this location from...

This site was established in January 2024 to provide information about air quality in an industrial area. PM10 and SO2 are measured at this site.  We verify our data before it is shared publicly to ensure its accuracy so no live data is displayed here. We need this level of accuracy to support the N...

This site was established in October 2015 to provide information about air quality in a mixed industrial and residential area. It was installed at the request of the community who reside here. PM10, PM2.5, NO2 and SO2 are currently measured at this site. SO2 has been monitored at this site since its...

The Barclay Road monitoring site is representative of the upper Pātea catchment, and is located adjacent to the Te Papa-Kura-o-Taranaki (the National Park), above all agricultural impacts.

The site at Skinner Road (downstream of Stratford township) is representative of the middle Pātea catchment and is influenced by combined pressures from agriculture, urban and industrial discharges.

The Pātea River rises on the eastern slopes of Taranaki Maunga. This catchment is subject to multiple influences including agricultural, urban run-off and hydro-electric power generation. It is also a significant trout fishery catchment particularly upstream of Lake Rotorangi. The Swansea road site...

This site lies in the lower most reaches of the Pūnehu catchment, with much of the land upstream used for agriculture. Overall water quality in Pūnehu stream shows deterioration with increasing distance from the headwaters. Subsequently, at this lowland site near the end of the catchment, nutrient l...

The upland site at Wiremu Road is approximately 2 km from the Te Papa-Kura-o-Taranaki boundary. The stream runs through a small portion of open farm land (about 25% of catchment above the site) as it exits the National Park. Therefore, water quality at this site represents a relatively un-impacted s...

The Edmund Road site was established in early 2006. PM10 and PM2.5 (from home heating) are the main contaminants of concern in this area. PM10 has been measured at this location since its establishment, PM2.5 monitoring began in September 2015.   We verify our data before it is shared publicly to en...

The Moses Road site was established in 2018. PM10 and PM2.5 from home heating and industry are the main contaminants of concern in this area.   We verify our data before it is shared publicly to ensure its accuracy so no live data is displayed here. We need this level of accuracy to support the Nati...

The Tāngāhoe River is a small eastern hill country catchment flowing through plantation forestry and agricultural land to the north and east of Hāwera. This is an upper reach site, situated at an altitude of 85 metres above sea level.