Manurewa Local Board
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.
Regenerate Manurewa wai (water) and whenua (land) networks by working with iwi, community and providers to restore the Manurewa waterways.
Commit to funding current and emerging initiatives looking to restore, sustain and protect the interaction between tāngata and whenua systems.
Apply ecological literacy to improving the water quality of the Manukau Harbour.
Support and expand existing schemes for pest eradication and programmes to deal with invasive weeds.
Support national plans for Three Waters.
Create incentives for homeowners to recycle.
Create mangrove protected areas as they filter water quality and provide essential nutrients for marine biodiversity.
Fund local pest control efforts as rats cause considerable damage to the local ecosystem.
Develop a bird sanctuary for breeding.
Co-governance with ahi kaa mana whenua entities throughout the region.
Commit to funding initiatives that restore, sustain and protect the taiao (environment).
Regenerate waterways and natural environments by working in partnership with iwi, community and providers.
Champion the improvement of water quality in the Manukau Harbour, particularly the estuaries that surround Manurewa.
Regenerate Manukau's wai (water) and whenua networks with iwi, community and providers to restore the Manurewa waterways.
Commit to funding current and emerging initiatives looking to restore, sustain and protect the interaction between tāngata and whenua systems.
Commit to improving the water quality of Manukau Harbour.
Keep NZ clean, green and beautiful.
Support the development of community gardens in our parks and communities.
Protect and clean up our waterways – harbours, beaches, coastal areas, streams and their catchment areas, eg Weymouth Beach water quality.
Support and encourage product stewardship schemes as part of waste minimisation and management.
Minimise waste by scaling up maara kai and community garden initiatives.
Commit to improving the Puhinui stream and Manukau harbour in partnership with mana whenua.
Commit to further regeneration and beautification of Weymouth Beach.
Commit to connecting locals with their local waterway and parks.
Commit to working to protect our environment, restore ecosystems and enhance biodiversity.
Commit to working together for zero waste, eg reducing food scraps and garden waste as well as recycling and sustainability.
Regenerate Manurewa wai (water) and whenua (land) networks by working with iwi, community and providers to restore the Manurewa waterways.
Commit to funding current and emerging initiatives looking to restore, sustain and protect the interaction between tāngata and whenua systems.
Apply ecological literacy to improving the water quality of the Manukau Harbour.
Support and expand existing schemes for pest eradication and programmes to deal with invasive weeds.
Support national plans for Three Waters.
Create incentives for homeowners to recycle.
Create mangrove protected areas as they filter water quality and provide essential nutrients for marine biodiversity.
Fund local pest control efforts as rats cause considerable damage to the local ecosystem.
Develop a bird sanctuary for breeding.
Co-governance with ahi kaa mana whenua entities throughout the region.
Commit to funding initiatives that restore, sustain and protect the taiao (environment).
Regenerate waterways and natural environments by working in partnership with iwi, community and providers.
Champion the improvement of water quality in the Manukau Harbour, particularly the estuaries that surround Manurewa.
Regenerate Manukau's wai (water) and whenua networks with iwi, community and providers to restore the Manurewa waterways.
Commit to funding current and emerging initiatives looking to restore, sustain and protect the interaction between tāngata and whenua systems.
Commit to improving the water quality of Manukau Harbour.
Keep NZ clean, green and beautiful.
Support the development of community gardens in our parks and communities.
Protect and clean up our waterways – harbours, beaches, coastal areas, streams and their catchment areas, eg Weymouth Beach water quality.
Support and encourage product stewardship schemes as part of waste minimisation and management.
Minimise waste by scaling up maara kai and community garden initiatives.
Commit to improving the Puhinui stream and Manukau harbour in partnership with mana whenua.
Commit to further regeneration and beautification of Weymouth Beach.
Commit to connecting locals with their local waterway and parks.
Commit to working to protect our environment, restore ecosystems and enhance biodiversity.
Commit to working together for zero waste, eg reducing food scraps and garden waste as well as recycling and sustainability.
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