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Wetland Demo Site Opens
A wetland enhancement near Takapau township in Central Hawke's Bay has been established as a demonstration wetland for farmers and the wider community.
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Hawke's Bay region
Hawke’s Bay is located in the east of the North Island on the Pacific Ocean coast. The region’s total land area is around 14,200 square kilometres (1.42 million hectares). It includes mountain ranges to the north and west, 350km of diverse coastline (cliffs, estuaries, sand beaches, gravel beaches),...
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Heretaunga (TANK)
The Heretaunga Plain aquifer is the largest groundwater resource in Hawke's Bay and has been identified by the Ministry for the Environment as a national water body of the highest economic value.
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Watch of for Algal Blooms in HB waterways
HBRC science staff are keeping a watch on waterways for signs of algal blooms as the current weather conditions, resulting in lower river flows and warmer water temperatures, increase the likelihood of these.
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Spare a thought for the fish in this hot weather
Hawke’s Bay people are being urged to spare a thought for the fish as the temperature in the region’s waterways heats up.
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Makirikiri Stream Restoration Begins Near Takapau
The first step before restoring the Makirikiri Stream in Takapau was taken on Sunday 11 February when whanau of Te Rongo a Tahu Marae held a whakawaatea on the site (see photo below).
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Have your say on Outstanding Water Bodies
Hawke’s Bay is home to outstanding water bodies, and the Regional Council wants people to have their say on a plan change that aims to protect their special features.
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Take Care with Dogs by Rivers
As rivers warm up and water flows reduce, Hawke’s Bay Regional Council is reminding dog owners to keep their dogs under control at the region’s braided rivers because of the risk of the potentially toxic cyanobacteria, Phormidium, being present.
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