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We are partnering with Kāti Huirapa Rūnaka ki Puketeraki to restore and enhance the mauri and health of this important East Otago river system.
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10 June 2024
Our Natural Hazards team is conducting a survey in the Clutha River/Mata-Au.
The ORC team includes scientists, analysts, biosecurity officers, catchment advisors and more — all working for Otago communities.
Our 12 Otago Regional Councillors represent the region's four constituencies — Dunedin, Moeraki, Dunstan and Molyneux.
ORC works with Kāi Tahu as mana whenua and representatives of the Treaty partner in the region, sharing with us their knowledge and wisdom.
Otago, New Zealand's third-largest region, features diverse landscapes like rugged coastlines and majestic mountains. We prioritize sustainability and collaborate with mana whenua and the community on projects. Explore our ongoing initiatives.
Restoring and enhancing the mauri and health of this important East Otago river system is this project's main goal. Learn more and get involved.
The Otago Regional Council is working with community groups to enhance the Tomohaka / Tomahawk Lagoon for a healthy ecosystem for all to enjoy.
By working with the Glenorchy community and nearby townships, we are helping to make this area more resilient to natural hazards like flooding. Learn about this natural hazards adaptation programme.
The ORC team is working with the local community to scope restoration works for Lake Tuakitoto in response to concerns about water quality.
This strong growing plant pushes out other native plants and is highly flammable.