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  • Value for Money Review: Poplar and Willow Research Trust Contributions preview

    Value for Money Review: Poplar and Willow Research Trust Contributions

    This Value for Money (VfM) Review evaluates the Greater Wellington Regional Council's funding contribution to the Poplar and Willow Research Trust (PWRT). The PWRT is a sector initiative comprising 13…

    Value for Money Review: Poplar and Willow Research Trust Contributions preview

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    alarm Published 01 Jan 2025
  • Key Native Ecosystem Operational Plan for Te Harakeke Wetland Complex 2024 - 2029 preview

    Key Native Ecosystem Operational Plan for Te Harakeke Wetland Complex 2024 - 2029

    The Key Native Ecosystem (KNE) programme seeks to protect some of the best examples of ecosystem types in the Wellington region by managing, reducing, or removing threats to their values.…

    Key Native Ecosystem Operational Plan for Te Harakeke Wetland Complex 2024 - 2029 preview

    Download now (PDF 5.7 MB)

    alarm Published 01 Jan 2025
  • Key Native Ecosystem Operational Plan for Lake Waiorongomai and Stream 2024 - 2029 preview

    Key Native Ecosystem Operational Plan for Lake Waiorongomai and Stream 2024 - 2029

    The Key Native Ecosystem (KNE) programme seeks to protect some of the best examples of ecosystem types in the Wellington region by managing, reducing, or removing threats to their values.…

    Key Native Ecosystem Operational Plan for Lake Waiorongomai and Stream 2024 - 2029 preview

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    alarm Published 01 Jan 2025
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