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We are 10 days out! listen to the radio advert, inviting you to the IKHMG’s inaugural event happening on 15 -16 November 2014  focusing on the health and productivity of the Kaipara moana The Kaipara Harbour is the largest in … Continue reading →

Here is our latest video of Tim Brandenburg talking about the challenges the Kaipara Harbour has been facing and how we need to understand the effect of the environment such as climate change plus how we can work together to … Continue reading →

Worth approximately US$119 billion; aquaculture has become the fastest growing area in the global food economy. The Kaipara Harbour is big on aquaculture with almost 45% of New Zealand’s Pacific Rock Oysters being farmed in the region. In addition to … Continue reading →

The Integrated Kaipara Harbour Management Group are hosting an exciting event in Te Hana on the 15th and 16th of November and we would love to see you all there!!! The Integrated Kaipara Harbour Management Group has been working with … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Integrated Kaipara Harbour Management Group:
The “Second Report of the Land & Water Forum: Setting Limits for Water Quality and Quantity, Freshwater Policy – and Plan-Making Through Collaboration. April 2012” defines ‘collaboration’ (pg88): “Working with a wide…

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Been working on our new web site with Manaaki Whenua Landcare Research team in Christchurch.  Soooo exciting!  The dream of building the Kaipara Atlas was 3 years ago, so finally after funding received from Pacific Development and Conservation Trust (PDCT) … Continue reading →

I just spent the last five days participating in the Society of Conservation Biology “Engaging Society in Conservation” themed International Congress, held in Auckland, NZ.  There were over 1800 people from 13 different countries, apparently, attending.  I managed to get … Continue reading →

We have started a really exciting new flax-roots project that establishes examples of best-practice restoration. We are calling these examples “Flagship Sites”. We have two in the north and two in the south Kaipara. Our first workshop will be held … Continue reading →