Please find attached our latest water monitoring datasheet. Mamangu is located in the lower reaches of the Whangawehi and is the only site monitored on a monthly basis.
Mamangu water testing data
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Species restoration plan
The Whangawehi Community has initiated a significant conservation initiative and the community is now willing to know what kind of bird species could benefit from those protected habitats. The report attached is a brief overview of the native wildlife restoration possibilities for the catchment and the necessary steps to follow to achieve them.
A big thank you to Tamsin Ward Smith and Kay Griffiths .
Enjoy the reading : Species Restoration Plan for The Whangawehi Catchment Area (Oct 25)
Insect Monitoring
A big thank you to Janice Edwards for carrying out our yearly Insect Monitoring programme. Enjoy the reading.
October newsletter is ready
Our Newsletter is ready, enjoy the reading and pencil your guided walks dates if you are interested.
Water monitoring data
Water testing was carried out in September and October, please follow the link to access the data.
Well attended pest control workshop
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On the 15th of October, the WCMG organised a pest control workshop with support from DOC, HBRC and suppliers. The day went extremely well with displays of the latest cut of the edge technology in the trapping industry. All participants learnt a lot and were certainly encouraged to continue their pest control effort.
Water monitoring run
Our water monitoring programme has been upset this winter by a combination of heavy rain falls and a lot of Wind. Up to 190 km of Wind was recorded on Homestead and unfortunately a lot of windthrow occurred blocking site access. Graham Douglas did a fantastic work and reopened all the tracks for our pest control and water monitoring work, thank you for that.
This water monitoring site is incomplete as all the sites were not monitored at the same time due to access issues. This shouldn’t happen again as all tracks are cleared now.
No mai haere mai – AGM
The Whangawehi Catchment Management Group invites the Community to attend our annual AGM. For more info on time and venue visit this link : 
We are looking forward to meeting with you there;
PREDATOR CONTROL WORKSHOP – MAHIA.
FOR FARMERS, LANDOWNERS, OR ANYONE WISHING TO LEARN HOW TO TRAP PESTS. 17TH OCTOBER 2017 9.30 AM – 3PM TAHAROA STATION 1637 MAHIA EAST COAST ROAD, MAHIA.
17TH OCTOBER 2017 9.30 AM – 3PM TAHAROA STATION 1637 MAHIA EAST COAST ROAD, MAHIA. A practical day with trapping experts from the pest control business. Learn about best practice.
PLEASE REGISTER BY 15TH OCTOBER; MHSMITH @ DOC.GOVT.NZ OR PHONE 0274998527
Media release
Please find attached the longest article ever written on the project, enjoy the reading : GisborneHeraldSeptember2017
Whangawehi Catchment Management Group 