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Funding

Recipients 2012

Name

Approved

maximum

Project

NIWA-Waikato Raupatu River

Trust

$1,513,850.00

Restoration of whitebait habitat in the lower Waikato River.

Comprehensive plan and overview of restoration work.

Te Awa River Ride Charitable

Trust

$350,000.00

Linking Community culture and ecology through active

experiences and river access

Waikato River Trails Trust

$350,000.00

Continuation of the River Enhancement and Community

Awareness Project.

Whaingaroa Harbourcare Inc

$170,881.00 Lower Waipa River & Tributaries – Riparian Planting

NIWA-Waikato Raupatu River

Trust

$331,525.00 Restoration of Waikato Islands – Maurea Islands

NIWA-Waikato Raupatu River

Trust

$323,730.00 Waikato River Restoration Report Cards and Monitoring tool

Ngaati Haua Mahi Trust

$266,728.00 Mangaonua Stream (Gully System) Restoration Project 2013

Trees for Survival Trust

$147,000.00

Education Project with local schools to grow and plant natives for

riparian planting

Waikato Regional Council

$100,000.00 20 year Waipa River Catchment Plan

Ngaati Tahu-Ngaati Whaoa

Runanga Trust

$100,000.00

Wilding Pine Control within Orakei Korako/Red Hills Tutukau

Forest and Lower Mangatoetoe Stream

Department of Conservation

$181,253.00 Restoration and enhancement of Lake Areare

Waipa District Council

$138,500.00 Waipa River Margin Restoration

Solid Energy NZ Ltd & Waahi

Whaanui Trust

$95,000.00 Kimihia Restoration Project

Te Arawa River Iwi Trust

$101,500.00 Fisheries Plan

Tauhara North No2 Trust

$99,800.00

Puurua Reserve and the adjoining true right bank of the Waikato

River – Aratiatia Taupo

Te Arawa River Iwi Trust

$75,000.00 Environmental Management Plan

Lower Waikato River

Enhancement Society Inc

$65,970.00 Restore riparian ecosystems along lower Waikato River margins

Nga Uri a Maahanga

$56,925.00

Reclamation and native revegetation around the urupa of Pehi

Houkura

Restoring and protecting the health and wellbeing of the Waikato River

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