Central Otago District Council
Environment
Local governments play a central role in protecting the environment, reducing waste and safeguarding biodiversity. The worsening state of New Zealand’s lakes and rivers is a major challenge for local councils, which work with regional councils in the management of water resources in their area.
Environment
Local governments play a central role in protecting the environment, reducing waste and safeguarding biodiversity. The worsening state of New Zealand’s lakes and rivers is a major challenge for local councils, which work with regional councils in the management of water resources in their area.
Encourage biodiversity, with a special emphasis on native vegetation.
Support the control of pests such as rabbits and possums.
Seek to minimise the amount of nitrate leaching into waterways.
Lead by example, council to act as an exemplar for the community regarding pest management on our land.
Adopt waste minimisation initiatives that can benefit both Central Otago and the wider region.
Water is a huge issue for the Vincent ward. I support the incredible work done by the rural community and thankful for the urban support.
Promote a better understanding across the whole community about the steps we can all take to ensure recycling is done to a high standard
Encourage and support new initiatives in the waste minimisation space.
Pure water like air is an essential component of health. Secure, clean water and air is essential.
Pest control. Individual landowner and council responsibilities to ensure control.
Individual pushback to ensure less waste from all purchases.
Work towards a plan to plant native trees and plants on Central Otago District Council controlled land. Including the Half Mile, parks, green. spaces and berms.
Ensure Central Otago District Council environmental policy is practical, realistic,and impactful. Drawing on sustainable, cost-effective modern technology.
Work with the community and council to encourage greater participation with recycling and household waste reduction.
Encourage biodiversity, with a special emphasis on native vegetation.
Support the control of pests such as rabbits and possums.
Seek to minimise the amount of nitrate leaching into waterways.
Lead by example, council to act as an exemplar for the community regarding pest management on our land.
Adopt waste minimisation initiatives that can benefit both Central Otago and the wider region.
Water is a huge issue for the Vincent ward. I support the incredible work done by the rural community and thankful for the urban support.
Promote a better understanding across the whole community about the steps we can all take to ensure recycling is done to a high standard
Encourage and support new initiatives in the waste minimisation space.
Pure water like air is an essential component of health. Secure, clean water and air is essential.
Pest control. Individual landowner and council responsibilities to ensure control.
Individual pushback to ensure less waste from all purchases.
Work towards a plan to plant native trees and plants on Central Otago District Council controlled land. Including the Half Mile, parks, green. spaces and berms.
Ensure Central Otago District Council environmental policy is practical, realistic,and impactful. Drawing on sustainable, cost-effective modern technology.
Work with the community and council to encourage greater participation with recycling and household waste reduction.
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