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Current consultation has concluded.
Hutt City Council is developing an Indigenous Biodiversity Strategy which will set a framework to guide Council, Mana Whenua and the wider community in working together to protect and restore our indigenous biodiversity. The strategy will set a shared vision and goals to guide us and identifies focus areas where we can work together to make a difference.
This strategy will be supported by a series of implementation programs and plans which will bring this work to life. From revegetation planting projects to pest control and improving water quality, the finalised strategy will help us work to protect and restore our natural taonga for future generations.
Following community and Mana Whenua input, the draft strategy is now available for public consultation until 20 August. Let us know what you think and how we can get the best possible outcomes through this document.
By the end of 2023, the finalised strategy will be approved by Council.
Hutt City Council is developing an Indigenous Biodiversity Strategy which will set a framework to guide Council, Mana Whenua and the wider community in working together to protect and restore our indigenous biodiversity. The strategy will set a shared vision and goals to guide us and identifies focus areas where we can work together to make a difference.
This strategy will be supported by a series of implementation programs and plans which will bring this work to life. From revegetation planting projects to pest control and improving water quality, the finalised strategy will help us work to protect and restore our natural taonga for future generations.
Following community and Mana Whenua input, the draft strategy is now available for public consultation until 20 August. Let us know what you think and how we can get the best possible outcomes through this document.
By the end of 2023, the finalised strategy will be approved by Council.
The Draft Indigenous Biodiversity Strategy sets a framework to guide how Hutt City Council, Mana Whenua and broader community can work together to protect and restore our indigenous biodiversity.
The strategy sets a shared vision and goals to guide us and identifies focus areas where we can work together to make a difference. It also connects and aligns us to work being undertaken by others at regional and national levels so we can ensure we are having the greatest collective impact. This strategy will be supported by a series of implementation programs and plans which will bring this work to life.
The process for creating this draft strategy included wānanga, stakeholder group hui, community surveys and conversations with Mana Whenua, groups and individuals interested in biodiversity. Now it's your chance to have your say.
Privacy statement:
Providing your personal information for this submission is optional. Personal information is used only to respond to any questions you have regarding the Strategy. No names or identifying information for individuals making submissions will be released to the public.
The answers to these questions could be shared with the public, so please consider whether any comments you make may identify you.
Only Hutt City Council staff working on this project can access identifying information connected with feedback. Deidentified information is shared with Thrive consultants to analyse the feedback we receive.
This information will be held on secure Hutt City Council platforms for three years before being deleted.
The platform we use to collect your information is Engagement HQ from Granicus. Your information is shared with Granicus and any third parties they use to deliver their services. Read the Granicus privacy statement.
You have the right to ask for a copy of any personal information we hold about you, and to ask for it to be corrected if you think it is wrong. If you’d like to ask for a copy of your information, or to have it corrected, please contact us at informationmanagementteam@huttcity.govt.nz or 04 570 6666.
Current consultation has concluded.
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We are now analysing the results and will publish these here when complete. Your feedback will be used in the creation of the draft strategy, which will be presented for consultation later this year (targeting July).
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Hutt City Council is developing an Indigenous Biodiversity Strategy and wants to hear what’s important to you. When the draft strategy is released, there will be further opportunity to have your say.
Keeping nature healthy, greening our cities, supporting local communities and maintaining the enormous diversity of life on our planet is essential for our future. The strategy will be the environmental blueprint for our city when finalised. Together, we can protect and restore our natural taonga for future generations.
The information that you provideis confidential and will not be able to be traced to any individual or household.
The platform we use to collect your information is Bang the Table. Your information is shared with Bang the Table and any third parties they use to deliver their services. You can read the Bang the Table privacy statement here.
The survey takes around 5-10 minutes to complete.
Current consultation has concluded.
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