Our Changing Coast GNS Science project.https://orcid.org/my-orcid?orcid=0000-0002-9646-0962

Āmiomio Aotearoa projectĀmiomio Aotearoa is a transdisciplinary, multi-partner research project funded by the Ministry for Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) and hosted by the University of Waikato.Āmiomio Aotearoa is a novel socio-economic concept that is cyclical in nature and regenerative by design. Bringing together Mātauranga Māori and western science, the concept aims to move beyond linear extract-produce-use-dispose material and energy flow models in order to optimise the value and use of products, components and materials over time.

The Trust was formed in 1988 as the Trust Bank Bay of Plenty Community Trust to hold shares in the Trust Bank Group for the benefit of Bay of Plenty CommunitiesIn 1996 this share, along with all the other shares in the Trust Bank Group, was sold to the Westpac Bank and the sale proceeds of approximately $90m invested by the TrustOur name changed by dropping the “Trust Bank” part in 1998 and changed again to BayTrust in March 2006 to give the Trust a shorter more easily remembered nameOur Area is from Katikati to Turangi to Cape Runaway including Rotorua, Taupo, Tauranga and Whakatane. Link here for Area MapWe are known as BayTrust, but our official name is the Bay of Plenty Community Trust IncorporatedWhere does BayTrust get its money?The original fund resulted from the sale of the Trustbank shares to Wetspac Bank in 1996.The Trust now has a fund of approximately $193.4m (at 31 March 2015) invested in a carefully planned, diversified way, both locally and globally. Returns from these investments form the Trust’s income and are distributed to Bay of Plenty community groups by way of grants (and sometimes loans).The Trustees aim to re-invest enough income each year to cover inflation and some population growth in the Bay of Plenty, plus in good income years to put some funds aside to cover grants in poorer income years.http://www.baytrust.org.nz/

Kaimai Mamaku Ranges and Forests are the ranges and forests covering 240,000+ hectares of landincluding the Kaimai Range and the Mamaku Plateau, including Opuiaki, Mokaihāhā and OtawaŌtanewainuku hills. The Kaimai Mamaku Ranges and Forests Catchment includes groundwater aquifers as well as all rivers and streams flowing into the Tauranga Harbour and the Waihou River.

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The functions of boards are set out in Section 6M of the Conservation Act 1987 and in the National Parks and Reserves Acts. The boards focus on planning and strategic direction, not the day-to-day operational details of the Department's work.A major responsibility for each board is overseeing the Conservation Management Strategy for its region. A Conservation Management Strategy is a 10-year plan for managing and protecting the natural and historic features and wildlife of the region. Conservation Management Strategies are prepared by a board and the Department in consultation with interested parties. Once a Conservation Management Strategy has been approved by the New Zealand Conservation Authority, boards advise on their implementation.

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