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The Waipawa river at SH2 Waipawa site is a HBRC fresh water quality and ecology monitoring site. This site is in the Tukituki catchment, where a plan change has set specific targets for improved water quality and ecosystem health. Further data and information is available at: https://www.hbrc.govt.n...

The Waipawa River at State Highway 50 site is a HBRC fresh water quality & ecology monitoring site.   In summer,  when the water warms up and flows decrease, potentially toxic cyanobacteria can grow as dark mats on rocks in parts of this river, and be a health risk for people and animals.

The river at this site is affected by hydro-influenced flow fluctuations. The water quality is excellent and provides information on the quality of water leaving Lake Waipori. Popular recreational fishing spot. Provides habitat for fish spawning and juvenile fish. Significant presence of trout.

The Waipoua River swimming hole is  located within the Waipoua Forest and is a 'pristine' river with excellent water quality.

The Waipoua River at Colombo Road Bridge site is located on the lower reaches of the Waipoua River as it flows through the Masterton Township. The Waipoua River flows from the foothills of the Tararua Ranges in a south-easterly direction, before it discharges into the upper Ruāmahanga River south of...

The Waipunga River at Pohokura Rd site is a HBRC water quality and ecology monitoring site. It was monitored historically until January 2013, then monitoring recommenced in July 2019.

Located within the Waiau Catchment this shallow, braided section of river is edged by pasture and exotic forestry. The site is measured monthly for discrete water quality data as part of Environment Southland's SOE River Water Quality Programme and annually as part of the SOE biomonitoring programme...

The Wairau is a large braided river and is the longest river in the Marlborough region. Its catchment accounts for one-third of the Marlborough Region. It starts in the high alpine ranges between the Spenser Mountains and the St Arnaud range and flows for about 150km from source to sea. Catchments l...

This site is monitored by both NIWA and Marlborough District Council.  The site is one of the original National River Water Quality Network (NRWQN) sites dating back to 1989 and the water quality is monitored monthly by NIWA.  Marlborough District Council monitor this site for macroinvertebrates....

This site is monitored by NIWA, and is one of the original National River Water Quality Network (NRWQN) sites dating back to 1989.   This site is not accessible by the public. Click on an indicator below to see the monitoring results.

This site is currently monitored by Marlborough District Council. This site was monitored by NIWA until June 2017 as part of the national rivers water quality network (NRWQN) and is located on the bottom end of the Wairau River just downstream of the State Highway 1 bridge near Turamarina. Direct ac...

The Wairoa monitoring site is located off Tourist Road near Clevedon, in a catchment which is primarily pasture with some native and planted forest.