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Regional Forum - Vast improvements to freshwater possible, report says
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The Southland Regional Forum met last week for its final two-day workshop at Te Rau Aroha Marae, Bluff.
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One of the Southland Regional Forum’s important recommendations focuses on hauora-led integrated catchment management for Murihiku Southland, says Southland Regional Forum chair Fiona Smith.
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Wetlands play an incredibly important function in the health of Southland’s freshwater, and the Southland Regional Forum will be recommending a more defined plan be put in place.
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The Regional Forum is a community-based group that will advise Environment Southland’s council and Te Ao Marama board members on how we can achieve the communities’ aspirations for freshwater.
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A number of key stakeholders visited the workshop to outline their ideas and thoughts about meeting freshwater objectives.
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The Southland Regional Forum welcomes five new members to the team to help complete their work over the next 18 months.
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The Regional Forum is seeking feedback on a set of question they will use to help guide their decision making.
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Environment Southland’s strategy and policy committee received the first report from the Regional Forum, which provided Council with some recommendations for practical action.
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Despite heavy rain over the last week, the second aerial compliance inspection undertaken yesterday has shown positive signs of improved practice.