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The Kaitoke Bay site is located in the south-western arm of Whaingaroa (Raglan) Harbour on intertidal sand/mudflats, close to Raglan town. This site has been monitored since 2019 and is generally sampled once each year for sediment-dwelling organisms (macrofauna) and sediment characteristics. The si...

The Whatitirinui Island site is located in the north-western arm of Whaingaroa (Raglan) Harbour on intertidal sand/mudflats, north of Raglan Wharf/town and around 3km from the harbour mouth. This site has been monitored since 2001 and is generally sampled once each year for sediment-dwelling organis...

The Okete Bay site is located in the middle of Whaingaroa (Raglan) Harbour on intertidal sand/mudflats, around 3 km east of the Raglan wharf. This site has been monitored since 2001 and is generally sampled once each year for sediment-dwelling organisms (macrofauna) and sediment characteristics. The...

Wainui Stream ecological site Raglan. The stream runs through a predominately rural catchment, close to the Raglan coastline. The stream is relatively open with the section monitored comprising of planted native scrub species on its margins. The stream has a hard cobble substrate.

The Te Puna Point site is located just inside the entrance of the north-eastern arm of Whaingaroa (Raglan) Harbour on intertidal sand/mudflats, south of Whatitirinui Island. This site has been monitored since 2001 and is generally sampled once each year for sediment-dwelling organisms (macrofauna) a...

Ngarunui Beach in Raglan is a popular surfing beach 46km west of Hamilton. This beach is patrolled by Surf Life Saving NZ over the summer.

The Whatitirinui Island site is located in the north-eastern arm of Whaingaroa (Raglan) Harbour on intertidal sand/mudflats, near Whatitirinui Island. This site has been monitored since 2001 and is generally sampled once each year for sediment-dwelling organisms (macrofauna) and sediment characteris...

The Haroto Bay site is located in the south-eastern arm of Whaingaroa (Raglan) Harbour on intertidal sand/mudflats, near the Waitetuna River mouth. This site has been monitored since 2001 and is generally sampled once each year for sediment-dwelling organisms (macrofauna) and sediment characteristic...

Parawai Stream ecological site at Ohautira Road, Raglan. The stream has a predominately native forest catchment in its headwaters, although the stream site itself is dominated by rural landuse. The stream site is mainly surrounded by exotic trees on its margins and has a hard cobble substrate.

The Waitetuna River at Te Uku-Waingaro Rd is a water quality site. The river is hard bottomed with the substrate consisting of gravel at the monitoring site. There is good riparian cover in the vicinity of the monitoring site.