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⚠️❗️ Horizons Regional Council are advising users of the Foxton channel that bar markers have been removed due to shifting of the channel.
Markers will be replaced soon.
➡️ Maritime NZ safe bar crossing tips: https://t.co/vPE4yVrHtX
📸 Foxton boat ramp
🗞 GRANTS STORY | Rangatahi Climate Camp 🏕
Rangatahi Climate Camp was a week-long climate-focused camp held earlier this year at Pīwakawaka Farm.
🟡 Community grants close on Friday 5 May
➡️ Video about camp https://t.co/TdHwwozwVv
➡️ Community grants https://t.co/V3IyLNeoUd
📣 COMMUNITY GRANTS | Less than 3 weeks left to apply! ⏳
🟡 Applications for Horizons community grants close on Friday 5 May, 1pm.
➡️ To find out more about eligibility criteria and to apply, visit the Horizons website https://t.co/V3IyLNeoUd
STATE AND TRENDS OF WATER QUALITY IN MANAWATŪ CATCHMENT 🌊
Horizons and Land Water People Ltd have identified the state of the Manawatū catchment's water quality in this report.
🎥 Watch the video here https://t.co/rSbunb6rB3
➡️ Read the report here https://t.co/krozoISPE1
Meri Kirihimete!
Please note that our social media channels will be on pause until January 9 2023, except in the case of an emergency event.
We hope you get a chance to get out and enjoy the beauty that our region has to offer and have a safe and happy festive season ☀️🎄🍦
The unsettled weather did not deter Longburn School from holding their camp at Sixtus Lodge last week. Horizons' enviro-educator helped them explore the water quality at Cone Creek, a great spot to find macroinvertebrates such as these large stonefly larvae🙂
#flashbackfriday to the February 2004 floods that had a significant impact on our region. This event saw significant upgrades to our flood protection to protect our communities from events like this week. Photos of the Manawatū River and Moutoa Floodway
Today is #WorldFishMigrationDay and we are celebrating the work of Horizons' native fish team. Since the project began in 2020, the team have walked 2,949km of stream habitat, assessed 1,620 instream barriers and fixed 11 barriers allowing fish access to more stream habitat🙂
Have a project in mind or underway to help improve our awa? Applications are currently open for the Manawatū River Leaders’ Accord community grants. Find out more at https://t.co/zEF6Fnj6UR
Horizons Regional Council as harbourmaster for the Manawatū River, is seeking feedback on proposed changes to the maritime bylaw. If you would like to know more or would like to provide feedback, please see the media release below https://t.co/IKBJrZHv7U
The Manawatū River Leaders’ Accord has awarded approximately $160,000 in grants to 15 community projects focused on improving the Manawatū catchment. Te Miro Farm in the Tararua was one of the recipients for a wānanga nursery: https://t.co/qsR2me1P5M
Thinking of doing a clean up along the awa? Palmy City Council are offering to make it easier by providing bags, gloves and rubbish disposal. Register your clean up here: https://t.co/33DLmTk59i #ManawatuRiver
Ngā mihi o te tau hou - Happy New Year! Heading to the awa in this heat? Be sure to slip, slop, slap and wrap. Learn more about keeping safe while enjoying life in the sun at https://t.co/GsOftr1nci
Meri kirihimete to our Manawatū River communities - this year has been a big one for the awa from the river festival in Foxton to winning the Cawthron River Award for most improved catchment. May you all have a happy and safe festive season with your whānau #manawaturiver
The Manawatū River Leaders’ Forum are thrilled that their collective efforts to improve the Manawatū Catchment’s health has been recognised by the Cawthron New Zealand River Awards today. This is a massive achievement for all involved in the mahi to date: https://t.co/6Lj62rj4Wq
The Manawatū River Leaders' Forum recently celebrated over 10 years of mahi under the Accord - check out this video to learn more: https://t.co/ESoyZPCkyQ #manawaturiver