- Canterbury Strategic Water Study
- Central Otago Galaxiid Survey
- Central Otago Irrigation Dams
- Central Plains Wate Enhancement - Economic and Social Impact of Proposed Irrigation Schemes
- Central Plains Water Enhancement - Application to the Canterbury Economic Development Fund
- Central Plains Water Enhancement - Feasibility Study
- Central Plains Water Enhancement - Financial Structures for Community Owned Irrigation Schemes
- Central Plains Water Enhancement - Scoping Study
- Central Plains Water Enhancement Project Plan
- Central Plains Water Pricing Focus Groups Research Potential Water Users
- Christchurch-West Melton groundwater quality: a review of groundwater quality monitoring data from January 1986 to March 2002
- Clutha District Rural Water Project
- Clutha District Rural Water Project
- Clutha River Catchment - Updated Flood Frequency Analysis following the November 1999 Flood Event
- Clutha River Catchment, November 1999, Flood Report
- Clutha Rural Water Supply Scheme Upgrading- Prefeasibility Study Report
- Control of soil erosion on farmland : a summary of erosion's impact on New Zealand agriculture, and farm management practices which counteract it
- Costs and Benefits Associated with Farm Dairy Effluent Treatment in the Waikato Region
- Cultural Impact Report for Central Plains Water Enhancement Phase II
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Title: |
Canterbury Strategic Water Study |
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Author: |
Morgan, M., Bidwell, V., Bright, J. & McIndoe, I. |
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Publisher: |
Lincoln Environmental |
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Pub Date: |
2002 |
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Available: |
MAF Wellington |
Abstract: the Canterbury Strategic Water Study was proposed to provide fundamental information on: The potential long-term requirement for water; The capacity of the region to meet those requirements; The water resources that would come under the most stress; The reliability, over the long-term of water supplied from natural systems for abstractive uses.
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Title: |
Central Otago Galaxiid Survey |
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Author: |
Dungey, R. |
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Pub Date: |
2001 |
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Available: |
MAF Wellington |
Abstract: This study is known a "Native Fish Survey-Central Otago Assignment". It is a three year study designed to collect information on the distribution of non-migratory Ogato galaxiids and gather samples for positive identification. The first year survey described in this report was carried out under contract to the Department of Conservation (DoC) over the summer of 2000-01.
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Title: |
Central Otago Irrigation Dams |
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Publisher: |
OPUS for MAF Policy |
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Pub Date: |
2000 |
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Available: |
MAF Wellington |
Abstract: This document has been compiled to assist the Crown assess the contingent liabilities associated with the possible return to the Crown of several irrigation dams located in Central Otago.
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Title: |
Central Plains Wate Enhancement - Economic and Social Impact of Proposed Irrigation Schemes |
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Publisher: |
Central Plains Water Enhancement Committee |
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Pub Date: |
2000 |
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Available: |
MAF Wellington |
Abstract: Irrigation and associated changes in land use, as indicated by the scenarios, can be expected to bring many social benefits to rural areas where irrigation takes place and also at a regional level with the development of infrastructure, services and processing industries. Benefits will flow in particular from the on and off farm workforce of up to 8,000 and possibly as high as 15,000. But there are also potential dis-benefits as communities adjust to changes in land uses and associated services.
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Abstract: This application to the Canterbury Economic Development Fund is made by the Central Plains Water Enhancement Steering Committee, an eligible applicant under the terms of the CEDF Guidelines. The application is made as a result of a resolution of the Christchurch City Council of 28 Feb 2002 which directed CPWE to address the next phase proposals of the CPWE project to the CEDF for consideration.
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Abstract: The purpose of the feasibility study is to provide the Selwyn District Council and the Christchurch City Council information on whether such a scheme is feasible before proceeding with a committment from potential financial participants, application/s for resource consents, detailed engineering and securing of finance.
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Title: |
Central Plains Water Enhancement - Financial Structures for Community Owned Irrigation Schemes |
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Publisher: |
URS |
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Pub Date: |
2001 |
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Available: |
MAF Wellington |
Abstract: The objective is to provide a resource document that community based groups are able to use to determine the most appropriate legal/business structures, funding structures and pricing mechanisms to facilitate the establishment and operation of the water use options.
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Title: |
Central Plains Water Enhancement - Scoping Study |
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Author: |
Hulley, G., Bright, J. & Robb, C. |
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Publisher: |
URS and Central Plains Water |
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Pub Date: |
2000 |
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Available: |
MAF Wellington |
Abstract: The purpose of the feasibility study is to provide Selwyn District Council and Christchurch City Council information to confirm whether such a scheme is feasible.
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Title: |
Central Plains Water Enhancement Project Plan |
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Publisher: |
URS New Zealand Ltd |
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Pub Date: |
2000 |
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Available: |
MAF Wellington |
Abstract: Project Plan Outline
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Title: |
Central Plains Water Pricing Focus Groups Research Potential Water Users |
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Publisher: |
CPW Focus Group |
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Pub Date: |
2001 |
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Available: |
MAF Wellington |
Abstract: This research was primarily undertaken to determine whether or not the price to water users of $291 per hectare per annum represents a fatal flaw to the feasibility of the water enhancement scheme under construction through the Central Plains Water process.
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Abstract: This report presents the analysis and interpretation of groundwater quality data collected over the last 16 years in the Christchurch-West Melton groundwater management zone. The data was analysed for spatial and temporal trends, and compared to the Drinking Water Standards for NZ 2000. The information shows the general high quality of groundwater but also shows that poorer quality groundwater does occur in some areas, mainly as a result of land use activities.
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Title: |
Clutha District Rural Water Project |
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Author: |
Swierczynski, P. |
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Publisher: |
Clutha Water Studies Group |
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Pub Date: |
2000 |
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Available: |
MAF Wellington |
Abstract: This publication marks the completion of Stage 1 of the Clutha Water Study. It reviews the current water supply schemes in the Clutha District, identifies the need for changes, suggests some options and notes the regulatory and environmental requirements for district water schemes.
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Title: |
Clutha District Rural Water Project |
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Author: |
Swierczynski, P. |
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Publisher: |
Clutha Water Studies Group |
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Pub Date: |
2000 |
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Available: |
MAF Wellington |
Abstract: This publication marks the completion of Stage 1 of the Clutha Water Study. It reviews the current water supply schemes in the Clutha District, identifies the need for changes, suggests some options and notes the regulatory and environmental requirements for district water schemes.
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Title: |
Clutha River Catchment - Updated Flood Frequency Analysis following the November 1999 Flood Event |
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Publisher: |
Otago Regional Council |
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Pub Date: |
2000 |
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Available: |
MAF Wellington |
Abstract: Flood frequency analysis for the Clutha River Catchment
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Title: |
Clutha River Catchment, November 1999, Flood Report |
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Publisher: |
Otago Regional Council |
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Pub Date: |
2000 |
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Available: |
MAF Wellington |
Abstract: Flood Report on Clutha River catchment
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Title: |
Clutha Rural Water Supply Scheme Upgrading- Prefeasibility Study Report |
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Author: |
Hay, D. |
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Publisher: |
Montgomery Watson |
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Pub Date: |
2000 |
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Available: |
MAF Wellington |
Abstract: With strong interest over recent years in dairying conversion within Clutha District, the Clutha Water Studies Group commissioned this Prefeasibility Study to broadly assess viability of rationalising existing rural water supplies to deliver the greater demands required by dairy farming.
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Title: |
Control of soil erosion on farmland : a summary of erosion's impact on New Zealand agriculture, and farm management practices which counteract it |
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Author: |
Hicks, D. L. |
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Publisher: |
Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry |
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Web Link: |
www.maf.govt.nz/mafnet/rural-nz/sustainable-resource-use/land-management/erosion-risks/erosiona.htm |
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Pub Date: |
1995 |
Abstract: This report was prepared under MAF's sustainable agriculture facilitation programme, and summarises the wealth of information that has been gathered over the years on managing soil erosion. It provides indicative valuations of the benefits and good practices that minimise the detrimental effects of land use, with the aim of encouraging land owners to take greater responsibility for managing soil erosion on their properties.
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Title: |
Costs and Benefits Associated with Farm Dairy Effluent Treatment in the Waikato Region |
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Author: |
Parminter, I. |
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Publisher: |
Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry |
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Pub Date: |
1998 |
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Title: |
Cultural Impact Report for Central Plains Water Enhancement Phase II |
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Author: |
O'Connel, D. |
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Publisher: |
David O'Connel |
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Available: |
MAF Wellington |
Abstract: To assess the cultural relationship of Ngai Tahu, Ngati Mamoe and Waitaha against the options of the Central Plains Water Enhancement Proposal situated in the Waikirikiri/Selwyn River catchment both historic and contemporary.
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