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Wetlands are important ecosystems that filter pollutants, trap sediment and improve water quality.
Managing our geothermal systems
Bay of Plenty Regional Council is responsible for managing the sustainable use of geothermal in our region.
Rural living and lifestyle blocks
Lifestyle blocks are abundant in the Bay of Plenty, with many people running a small number of livestock or undertaking horticulture activities on their land.
Progressive containment pests are established but it is possible to prevent them from spreading to other parts of the region.
Sustained control pests are well established and so preventing their spread is no longer a realistic objective.
If you use water, it’s important to know your responsibilities during a dry weather event.
Due to weather conditions or the landscape, agrichemical sprays sometimes drift away from the target crop or area. This is known as spraydrift.
Boaties encouraged to respect new Motiti Protection Area rules
Boaties looking to take advantage of the upcoming long weekend are reminded to not fish around the three protected reefs that make up the Motiti Protection Area.
Co-governance and advisory groups
Technical and community panels have been established to inform the Bay of Plenty Regional Council's freshwater work.
Synthetic nitrogen fertiliser cap
The use of synthetic nitrogen fertilisers on land is linked to lowered water quality in some of our rivers, streams, and groundwater.