Integrated Catchment Management

Integration and modelling

Integration?

Integration?

Introduction

One of the key elements of the ICM programme concerns "integration". While this word means many different things to different people it is really about the way in which research is done as well as how it is used.

Researchable Issues

Research Areas

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Sediment learning group

Welcome at Te Awhina marae


Publications (Selection)

Year Title File Size
2003 Modelling impacts of land cover on critical water resources in the Motueka River watershed, New Zealand.  
2002 Motueka Integrated Catchment Management  
2003 Is knowledge management the answer in ICM? The Motueka River ICM experience. pdf       313KB
2003 Catchment nutrient discharges: good and bad news for the management of fish and shellfish resources in Tasman Bay.  
2003 From the ridgeways to the sea.  
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Presentations (Selection)

Year Title File Size
2006 Stakeholder involvement in integrated catchment management.  
2005 Populating management curves. pdf       293KB
2007 Sediment dynamics and biological impacts in the Motueka River, New Zealand. pdf       573KB
2003 Putting the Science into Integrated Catchment Management.  
2001 The Motueka Environmental Sampling Network.  
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Primary Contacts:


Image - Will Allen Will Allen  EmailSend email to AllenW
Phone: 03 321 9600
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Landcare Research
Expertise
participation, multi–stakeholder processes, participatory evaluation, networking
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Phone: 03 372 7084
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Institute
Environment Canterbury
Expertise
Hydrology & modelling, surface water resource management
Image - John Dymond John Dymond  EmailSend email to dymondj
Phone: 06 353 4955
Institute
Landcare Research
Expertise
land and water models, GIS, remote sensing
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Phone: +64 3 321 9775
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Institute
Landcare Research
Expertise
Erosion processes, slope stability, effects of forestry, catchment management, knowledge management
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Research areas

Ecosystem models of Tasman & Golden Bays Fine sediment: bringing the geomorphology and biology together Futures modelling IDEAS Knowledge delivery Knowledge interactions Modelling water quantity and quality River plume ecosystem Sediment generation, delivery and impacts Sediment learning group Stakeholder issues Tall vegetation effects on water yield

Research Highlight

FRST research reviews ICM links – NZ and international IDEAS Marine modelling – how are we doing? Stream health in the Motueka catchment Tracing Sediment from the mountains to the Bay