Students identifying and comparing macroinvertebrates between two local freshwater sites.
Murray Palmer and freshwater ecologist, Joanne Clapcott, working together to deliver a freshwater monitoring workshop to local community and hapu to establish their own water monitoring program in their region.
Motu School students participating in a wider community project to monitor any changes from land use affects
Murray Palmer and co-workers participating in an environmental monitoring and management project
Murray Palmer teaching students how to identify macroinvertebrates found in their local awa.
Murray Palmer teaching local hapu members water monitoring techniques and establishing a wider water monitoring program to capture their local freshwater environments
Services
Below are a range of services provided by NMTT staff and professional associates.
We are always keen to look at your requirements, provide advice, respond to any questions, and develop an appropriate program to address your specific needs and aspirations.
- Assessment of Environmental Effects for project proposals
- RMA consultancy and advocacy
- Freshwater ecological surveys and plans for enhanced freshwater management for landowners, land managers and community groups
- Education initiatives for primary, intermediate, secondary and tertiary levels
- Learning Experiences Outside the Classroom (freshwater and coastal environments)
- GLOBE (earth science and biodiversity studies including atmosphere, hydrology, geology, soils, phenology and land cover, coastal studies)
- Civic studies and participation
- Sustainability auditing
Helping measure your progress to sustainable management - Living sustainably with the land and sea
An introduction to living with the ecology and Te Tikanga Maori of our lands, rivers and sea: workshops and tailored programs for corporates and community groups
