Inventory of coastal areas of local or regional significance in the ...

Management Strategy identifies areas with important natural values in the coastal
environment. Information on conservation units, size, and ownership of reserves, and
in some cases access to the sites, has been recorded. Information that has not been
obtained and confirmed from a source as outlined above has not been referenced, for
example general knowledge of an area by a staff member of the working party
organisations.
The specific or general comments and information contained on the inventory sheet is
referenced using superscript numbering which correspond to the following sources of
information: (e.g. “attractive landmark on the North Taranaki Coast 2 ” shows that this
information is from the Conservation Management Strategy.
1. Taranaki Regional Council (1997); Regional Coastal Plan for Taranaki.
2. Department of Conservation (1997); Conservation Management Strategy –
Wanganui Conservancy.
3. New Plymouth District Council (2002); Proposed New Plymouth District Plan as
amended by decisions on submissions.
4. Department of Conservation (1990); Coastal Resource Inventory First Order
Survey, Wanganui Conservancy.
5. The Department of Conservation database identifying sites of special biological
interest. The database details include; area; habitat; flora and fauna species
present; and for some of the sites listed, the values and other information.
6. Taranaki Regional Council (2001); Wetlands of Taranaki, Priorities for Protection
and Enhancement.
7. Taranaki Regional Council (1995); Comparative Assessment of Ecological and
General Conservation Values in the Tongaporutu Estuary.
8. De Jardine, Margaret (1981); Shipwrecks on and off the Taranaki Coast. Unknown
publisher.
9. Prickett, Nigel (1990); Historic Taranaki an Archaeological Guide. GP Books.
10. Department of Lands and Survey, Bayfield MA and Benson MA, (1986); Egmont
Ecological Region, Survey Report for the Protected Natural Areas Programme,
No.2.
11. South Taranaki District Council, Beca Carter Hollings & Ferner Ltd & Jane
Douglas Lane consultant (1996); South Taranaki Proposed District Plan.
12. South Taranaki District Council (2002); Heritage variation to the Proposed South
Taranaki District Plan. Variation 14: Heritage Protection.
13. Department of Conservation, Ravine DA, (1992); Foxton Ecological District,
Survey Report for the Protected Natural Areas Programme, No.19.
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