• Walking in Wellington Regional Parks and Forests

    One of the best ways to experience your region is walking the network of

    tracks in our regional parks, recreation areas and forests.

    The tracks offer a wide range of walking…

    There is no digital version of this document available, but you can get in touch with publications@gw.govt.nz to get a copy of the document.

    Published 01 Jun 1999

  • Akatarawa Forest Block

    Akatarawa Forest covers hill country between Upper Hutt and

    Paraparaumu. The area contains a mixture of exotic and indigenous

    forest. Several rivers have the potential for meeting future water supply…

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    Published 01 Jun 1999

  • Trail Bike Riding - Akatarawa Forest

    The Wellington Regional Council manages some 16,000 hectares of

    forest lands situated between Upper Hutt and Paekakariki-Paraparaumu.

    Collectively the forests are known as the Akatarawa Forest Block.

    Today there is an…

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    Published 01 Jun 1999

  • Cannon Point Walkway

    Cannon Point Walkway is a moderately demanding walk on a well formed

    track. It is 10km long and passes through private land and regional

    council forest.

    Points of interest include native…

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    Published 01 Jun 1999

  • Predicting Rainfall Droughts on the Kapiti Coast using the Southern Oscillation Index

    This report is the fifth in a series produced by the Resource Investigations

    Department of the Wellington Regional Council investigating the

    relationship between the Southern Oscillation Index (SOI) and hydrological…

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    Published 01 Jun 1999

  • Wellington Regional Council Facing the Future 1997-2007: 1999 Update and 1999/2000 Annual Plan

    The 1999 edition of "Facing the Future" has been prepared in the context

    of the Council's long-term financial strategy, "Facing the Future 1997-

    2007" and is an update of that document.…

    There is no digital version of this document available, but you can get in touch with publications@gw.govt.nz to get a copy of the document.

    Published 01 Jun 1999

  • Living with the River - Issue No 2

    Issue 2 provides feedback on issues raised by the community.

    It outlines the Design Standard of the Hutt River Floodplain Management

    Plan, progress made, current projects being undertaken and introduces

    the…

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    Published 01 Jun 1999

  • The uses and potential of ecological corridors in the Wellington Region

    The Regional Policy Statement recognises the value that ecological

    corridor can have in the management, protection, and encouragement of

    healthy ecosystems.

    This paper provided an initial look at the potential for…

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    Published 01 Jun 1999

  • Dust deposition in the Hutt Valley

    Atmospheric dustfall occurs continuously throughout the natural and built

    environment. Dust is generated from a variety of natural sources and

    human activities.

    Further dust deposition monitoring in the Hutt Valley was…

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    Published 01 May 1999

  • Transport Futures, May-June 1999

    The Wellington Regional Land Transport Strategy, released for comment

    on 29 April, proposes radical change to achieve transport goals in the next

    five years and beyond.

    Additional funding, from local sources,…

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    Published 01 May 1999