Environment

Home / Contact us / Jobs / Sitemap

Main navigation:: Auckland; Council; Parks; Plans; Economy; Environment; Transport; Heritage

Pollution: In this section you will find information on how we manage air and land pollution, and deal with waste and recycling.
Air quality: We carry out work to monitor, educate, control and reduce the amount of pollutants in the air we breathe. Find out more here.
Biosecurity: Protecting our environment, economy and people from introduced plant and animal threats. View the Regional Pest Management Strategy and more in this section
Coastal and marine: There are 3 harbours in the Auckland region, and the quality of our coast is a major drawcard. Here you can find out about the management and protection of our coastal and marine areas.
Funding and awards: There are a number of different ways we can assist you with funding for environmental projects in the Auckland region.
Training: A range of training opportunities are offered by the Auckland Regional Council - from the latest industry training to community-based workshops.

Water: Here you can find information on water, wastewater and stormwater.
Native plants and animals: The Auckland region enjoys a unique environment. These pages highlight how we can protect our biosecurity, and preserve and restore our natural heritage.
Volcanoes of Auckland: The Auckland volcanic field is unique and has developed within the last 140,000 years. Here you can find out about our volcanoes, preservation of the volcanic field and scenarios of any future eruption.
Sediment and erosion: The Auckland Regional Council is required to sustain and protect fish habitat and the quality of water bodies and coastal water from sediment pollution caused by erosion.
Rural care: The ARC is responsible for protection of the environment from waste discharges in the rural sector. Find out more about rural care in this section.

You are here: Home › Environment

Page top