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WAIPAWA CATCHMENT

Primary Township   Elsthorpe – est. 1869

Area   12,465 hectares

Number of farms   Greater than 20ha = XX

Tukituki Dashboard results   MCI

Who are we working with  HBRC, CHBDC

Committee  NA

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ABOUT OUR CATCHMENT 

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Sediment & Erosion Control
Identify “hot-spots” and research options to address. Develop Winter Grazing Module for catchment.
Workshop series focused on Winter Grazing & Catch Crops. Understand LUC class and sediment movement with SME.
Erosion & sediment control practices operational (direct drill, timing of cultivation/cropping defined).
Good Management Practices
Identify tools available to farmers to manage GHG & Nutrient assessment.
All FEMP in catchment have GHG & Nutrient Management.
Catchment GHG & Nutrient. Management planning commences.
Farmer/Community Engagement
Catchment Day (Dec 22). Community Engagement Plan (What's App, Newsletter). Catchment Committee
Annual Field Day in Catchment. Connected to TLC for shared events & activities. Sharing stories with non-food & fibre producers.
Develop new catchment action plan.
Water Quality
Identify baseline “current state” across catchment (not just at exit point). Develop plan for water quality monitoring ( groundwater, DIN) in catchment. Align with school and Enviro Schools programme).
Seasonal creek flow source identified. Information resource from year 1 monitoring. Catchment data from monitoring being integrated into HBRC information.
DIN level variation understanding – variation across catchment and primary sources of identifiable changes.
Biodiversity – Predator & Pest Control
Engage key stakeholders to determine current state. Prioritise TB control & management
Collecting data to assess pest trend. Bird monitor/counting project started with school.
Annual hunting competition for catchment.

UPCOMING EVENTS

  • TUKITUKI FARMER FOCUS
    TUKITUKI FARMER FOCUS
    Time is TBD
    Location is TBD
    Time is TBD
    Location is TBD
    Time is TBD
    Location is TBD
    Tukituki Land Care is celebrating all the great work being done by local farmers in the Tukituki sub-catchments. They met up with Ross and Claire McCormick whose battle with hillside erosion saw them create a poplar pole nursery on their farm in Hatuma.
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