Bay of Plenty Regional 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.
Call for transparency on the outcomes of the Operational Plan for Regional Pest Management Plan 2020-2030.
Reduce environmental harm, provide economic development opportunities and increase employment within the BOP through waste management and minimisation.
Stop reducing rates through the Quayside Holdings dividend, increase the dividend to 4%, and spend this money on climate change action now.
Our region has vast biodiversity so we have to monitor our forests, lakes and land to ensure that our environment is protected from pests.
Reduce pollution in any way we can, whether that be air quality, farmland or waterways. Ensuring we have solutions to combat pollution.
Prioritise policies that support and assist communities to achieve the shared goal of improving our environment for future generations.
Increase resources and support initiatives that ensure eco systems are healthy and contribute to our shared goals of pest free by 2050.
Develop policies that ensure red tape doesn't deter business from participating while recognising compliance and reporting are essential.
Supported increased investment into volunteer land care, pest management and weed control groups.
Supported increased investment into compliance and monitoring. Set up new "pollution hot line".
Continued monitoring of the "Rotorua AirShed". In 15 years Rotorua has reduced from 35 (PM 10) air exceedance to 1 last winter. A real success.
Work with Rotorua landowners to fund locals to eradicate pests (possums, wallabies etc).
Fund volunteer land care, pest management and weed control groups for communities.
Invest in Rotorua recycling initiatives.
Call for transparency on the outcomes of the Operational Plan for Regional Pest Management Plan 2020-2030.
Reduce environmental harm, provide economic development opportunities and increase employment within the BOP through waste management and minimisation.
Stop reducing rates through the Quayside Holdings dividend, increase the dividend to 4%, and spend this money on climate change action now.
Our region has vast biodiversity so we have to monitor our forests, lakes and land to ensure that our environment is protected from pests.
Reduce pollution in any way we can, whether that be air quality, farmland or waterways. Ensuring we have solutions to combat pollution.
Prioritise policies that support and assist communities to achieve the shared goal of improving our environment for future generations.
Increase resources and support initiatives that ensure eco systems are healthy and contribute to our shared goals of pest free by 2050.
Develop policies that ensure red tape doesn't deter business from participating while recognising compliance and reporting are essential.
Supported increased investment into volunteer land care, pest management and weed control groups.
Supported increased investment into compliance and monitoring. Set up new "pollution hot line".
Continued monitoring of the "Rotorua AirShed". In 15 years Rotorua has reduced from 35 (PM 10) air exceedance to 1 last winter. A real success.
Work with Rotorua landowners to fund locals to eradicate pests (possums, wallabies etc).
Fund volunteer land care, pest management and weed control groups for communities.
Invest in Rotorua recycling initiatives.
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