Action Bio-Community. Local capacity in biodiversity management Mountain flower. Crown copyright DOC 2003
Mountain flower. Crown copyright DOC 2003
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Integrating the parts of Council

There are many different parts of Council work. The parts need to work together to get good biodiversity outcomes. For example consents planners need to work with their ecologists and planning staff.

Feature articles
ABC Final Report
The final report on ABC is now available. It sets out what happened over the 3 years, what was learned and the way forward.
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ABC Final Report
Weeds and pests the key threat
Biosecurity efforts spearhead biodiversity action. Some quotes below state the case.
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Practise material for consents planners
Environment Waikato is currently working on developing practise resources for its consents staff.
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Practise material for consents planners
The X-Files!
Ever wondered if someone is talking about you, or if something might be going on behind your back?
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Thinking outside the square.
To be effective at contributing to biodiversity outcomes, each arm of council should either know about and support other arms, or play towards common goals.
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Mountain flower. Crown copyright DOC 2003

David Bellamy - seen here with kiwi chick - was a keynote speaker at the LGNZ conference.