Mayor of Masterton
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.
We need to create water storage options for the whole of the Wairarapa.
Commit to implementing the water resilience strategy.
Look at ways to improve the quality of wood burned – wet wood creates many issues and education is the first step.
It's important to keep water quality and preservation top of the list Waterway protection Rural and Urban
Planting of waterways and streams rivers roads as healthy for the environment pest control Possums ferrets deer pigs goats to illuminated
Continue to strive to improve waste management at facilities and pick up points
Keep water quality and preservation top of the list. Waterway protection, rural and urban.
Plant waterways and streams, rivers, roads as it's healthy for the environment. Pest control, possums, ferrets, deer, pigs, goats, to elimination.
Continue to strive to improve waste management at facilities and pick-up points.
Create policies aimed at enhancing air quality in Masterton.
Maintain infrastructure to the point where water quality is of a high standard.
Minimise waste through policies which encourage people to do exactly that.
Commit to an agreed freshwater management plan for the region including preservation/storage and access.
Investigate a more efficient waste minimisation policy with other councils.
Support the Department of Conservation and the regional council with pest control in the region.
We need to create water storage options for the whole of the Wairarapa.
Commit to implementing the water resilience strategy.
Look at ways to improve the quality of wood burned – wet wood creates many issues and education is the first step.
It's important to keep water quality and preservation top of the list Waterway protection Rural and Urban
Planting of waterways and streams rivers roads as healthy for the environment pest control Possums ferrets deer pigs goats to illuminated
Continue to strive to improve waste management at facilities and pick up points
Keep water quality and preservation top of the list. Waterway protection, rural and urban.
Plant waterways and streams, rivers, roads as it's healthy for the environment. Pest control, possums, ferrets, deer, pigs, goats, to elimination.
Continue to strive to improve waste management at facilities and pick-up points.
Create policies aimed at enhancing air quality in Masterton.
Maintain infrastructure to the point where water quality is of a high standard.
Minimise waste through policies which encourage people to do exactly that.
Commit to an agreed freshwater management plan for the region including preservation/storage and access.
Investigate a more efficient waste minimisation policy with other councils.
Support the Department of Conservation and the regional council with pest control in the region.
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