Auckland Council
Environment and biodiversity
Protecting the environment and managing natural resources is a key responsibility of regional councils. Regional councils are often also involved in pest control and resource management.
Environment and biodiversity
Protecting the environment and managing natural resources is a key responsibility of regional councils. Regional councils are often also involved in pest control and resource management.
Establish a pest eradication programme for the whole of Auckland City, especially the control of rats and vermin around waterways and beaches.
Complete unfinished projects, like the St Luke/ Mt Albert interceptor, in order to minimise and stop sewerage from polluting Auckland's water.
Steward the environment, as signatory to the Treaty of Waitangi, Eru Patuone, indicated, that honours the Creator God, Jesus Christ.
Commit to removing chemical based weed management across the Auckland Council area.
Ensure council supports the community groups that manage our "grassroots" response to pests and weeds.
Commit to the goals and principles of community led zero waste initiatives.
Create more natural and marine reserve spaces that protect our natural wildlife from pests, and allow fish populations to rejuvenate.
Commit to more community recycling hubs that allow for waste minimisation and social responsibility.
Establish a workforce to reduce pollution and waste in beaches parks and reserves, by increasing compliance and enforcement.
Reduce sediment run-off into Hauraki Gulf, Manukau and Kaipara Harbours, streams and natural waterways.
Implement controls on quantity of sediment leaving any given site in addition to existing process controls.
Incentivise and support community-based initiatives around plant and animal pest reduction and elimination. Predator free Auckland Region.
Continued support of the wonderful local community run environmental restoration groups with additional regional funding.
Increase the number of enforcement officers with a focus on proactive compliance engagement instead of reactive enforcement.
Raise the frequency of sedimentation testing at beaches and marine reserves with strict enforcement on developers who breach obligations.
Reduce sediment run-off into Hauraki Gulf, streams and waterways.
Implement controls on quantity of sediment leaving any given site in addition to existing process controls.
Incentivise and support community-based initiatives around plant and animal pests.
Substantiate workable, realistic doable Aucklander reduction actions in greenhouse gas emissions, affordably, and easily and efficiently.
Increase environmental incident response and improve its efficiency, reliability and effectiveness with a stronger degree of consistency.
Reduce pollution and minimisation of pollution with a definite scheduled improvement and a monitored, enhanced programme within Albany ward.
Establish a pest eradication programme for the whole of Auckland City, especially the control of rats and vermin around waterways and beaches.
Complete unfinished projects, like the St Luke/ Mt Albert interceptor, in order to minimise and stop sewerage from polluting Auckland's water.
Steward the environment, as signatory to the Treaty of Waitangi, Eru Patuone, indicated, that honours the Creator God, Jesus Christ.
Commit to removing chemical based weed management across the Auckland Council area.
Ensure council supports the community groups that manage our "grassroots" response to pests and weeds.
Commit to the goals and principles of community led zero waste initiatives.
Create more natural and marine reserve spaces that protect our natural wildlife from pests, and allow fish populations to rejuvenate.
Commit to more community recycling hubs that allow for waste minimisation and social responsibility.
Establish a workforce to reduce pollution and waste in beaches parks and reserves, by increasing compliance and enforcement.
Reduce sediment run-off into Hauraki Gulf, Manukau and Kaipara Harbours, streams and natural waterways.
Implement controls on quantity of sediment leaving any given site in addition to existing process controls.
Incentivise and support community-based initiatives around plant and animal pest reduction and elimination. Predator free Auckland Region.
Continued support of the wonderful local community run environmental restoration groups with additional regional funding.
Increase the number of enforcement officers with a focus on proactive compliance engagement instead of reactive enforcement.
Raise the frequency of sedimentation testing at beaches and marine reserves with strict enforcement on developers who breach obligations.
Reduce sediment run-off into Hauraki Gulf, streams and waterways.
Implement controls on quantity of sediment leaving any given site in addition to existing process controls.
Incentivise and support community-based initiatives around plant and animal pests.
Substantiate workable, realistic doable Aucklander reduction actions in greenhouse gas emissions, affordably, and easily and efficiently.
Increase environmental incident response and improve its efficiency, reliability and effectiveness with a stronger degree of consistency.
Reduce pollution and minimisation of pollution with a definite scheduled improvement and a monitored, enhanced programme within Albany ward.
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