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The Tangahoe River is a small eastern hill country catchment flowing through plantation forestry and agricultural land to the North and East of Hawera. This site is a lower reach site, situated four kilometres from the coast at an altitude of 15 metres above sea level.

The Tangahoe River is a small eastern hill country catchment flowing through plantation forestry and agricultural land to the North and East of Hawera. The Tangahoe Valley Road site is a mid reach site, situated at an altitude of 65 metres above sea level.

This site was established in 1997 and is one of the first air monitors to be installed in Bay of Plenty. Long-term records show air quality is well below the National Environmental Standards for PM10.    We verify our data before it is shared publicly to ensure its accuracy so no live data is displa...

The Timaru Stream arises from within the Pouakai range in Te Papakura o Taranaki and is fed by tributaries along the South side of Kaitake range before flowing through agricultural land out to the coast. The Carrington Road site is within the National Park boundary at an altitude of 420 metres above...

The Timaru Stream arises from within the Pouakai range in Te Papakura o Taranaki and is fed by tributaries along the South side of Kaitake range before flowing through agricultural land out to the coast. This site is a lower mid-reach site, 11 kilometres downstream of the National Park and at an alt...

The Waiau Stream originates near Tikorangi and is a small catchment to the north of the Waitara River. It is a northern lowland agricultural catchment which is is about 13 kilometres long. This site is in agricultural land in the mid reaches of the river at an altitude of 50 metres above sea level.

The Waimoku Stream originates in Te Papakura o Taranaki in the Kaikate Ranges, before flowing through four kilometres of agricultural land, and through the coastal Oakura township to the coast. The Lucy's Gully site is in native forest in the Kaitake ranges (within the National Park boundary) at an...

The Waimoku Stream originates in Te Papakura o Taranaki in the Kaikate Ranges, before flowing through four kilometres of agricultural land, and through the coastal Ōākura township to the coast. This lower reach site is in Ōākura township, about 100 metres upstream of the sea.

The Waingongoro River rises on the south-eastern slopes of Taranaki Maunga and is one of the longest ring plain rivers. This river is a major trout fishery in Taranaki and is also subjected to water abstractions. This is a lower reach site in intensively developed farmland about 63 kilometres downst...

The Waingongoro River rises on the south-eastern slopes of Taranaki Maunga and is one of the longest ring plain rivers. This river is a major trout fishery in Taranaki and is also subjected to water abstractions. This site is less than one kilometre from the National Park boundary at an altitude of...

The Waingongoro River rises on the south-eastern slopes of Taranaki Maunga and is one of the longest ring plain rivers. This river is a major trout fishery in Taranaki and is also subjected to water abstractions. The mid-catchment site at Eltham Road monitors the effects of agricultural impacts in t...

This site is in the lower reaches of the Waingongoro River immediately upstream of the mouth, but is generally not tidal. Occasional upstream surging in the ponded area has, however, been noted during low river flow and high tidal conditions during late summer. The Waingongoro drains an extensively...