Browse data trc_biodiversity_key_native_ecosystems

Taranaki Regional Council — Biodiversity Key Native Ecosystems

Geospatial polygon layer from Taranaki Councils. Each feature carries the attributes listed below; geometry is provided as WKT in WGS84.

Licence: CC-BY 4.0 Source: Taranaki Regional Council (www.trc.govt.nz), CC-BY 4.0.

Pipeline last ran 2026-09-01  · monthly  · 412 rows

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Dataset ID
trc_biodiversity_key_native_ecosystems
Data source
Taranaki Councils
Pipeline last ran
2026-09-01
Refresh cadence
monthly
API endpoint
https://api.eolas.fyi/v1/datasets/trc_biodiversity_key_native_ecosystems/data

Columns (25)

schema glossary · auto-generated
Column Type Description
object_id long Internal feature ID (ArcGIS OBJECTID)
kne_name string Kne name
ownership string Ownership
bd_number string Bd number
area_ha double Area ha
management_site_business_id string Management site business ID
management_site_iris_object_id double Management site iris object ID
management_site_description string Management site description
ecological_districts string Ecological districts
biodiversity_areas string Biodiversity areas
habitat string Habitat
land_tenure string Land tenure
ecosystem_type string Ecosystem type
wetland_system string Wetland system
coastal_system string Coastal system
protection_status string Protection status
lenz_classification string Lenz classification
local_classification string Local classification
national_classification string National classification
regional_classification string Regional classification
ecological_features string Ecological features
shape_area double Polygon area (source projection units)
shape_length double Geometry length/perimeter (source projection units)
global_id string Globally-unique feature ID (ArcGIS GlobalID)
geometry_wkt string Geometry as WKT (WGS84) — MULTIPOLYGON/POINT/LINESTRING

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curl "https://api.eolas.fyi/v1/datasets/trc_biodiversity_key_native_ecosystems/data?format=csv" \
  -H "X-API-Key: your_key_here" -o trc_biodiversity_key_native_ecosystems.csv

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Object IdKne NameOwnershipBd NumberArea HaManagement Site Business IdManagement Site Iris Object IdManagement Site DescriptionEcological DistrictsBiodiversity AreasHabitatLand TenureEcosystem TypeWetland SystemCoastal SystemProtection StatusLenz ClassificationLocal ClassificationNational ClassificationRegional ClassificationEcological FeaturesShape AreaShape LengthGlobal Id
82411Arawhata Road BeachPublicBD/94003.86394445BD/9400311817.0The Arawhata Road Beach site lies predominantly on Crown and district owned land, 6 km north of Opunake. The site is within the Egmont Ecological District. Arawhata Road Beach is 3.2 ha in area and comprises of a low lying coastal area and a small herbfield. The foreshore is Crown owned and administered by the Department of Conservation. Extending from the foreshore is the Arawhata Local Purpose Reserve, which is administered by the South Taranaki District Council.Egmont3.2CoastalDistrict; PrivateLocal GovernmentF5.2c Acutely threatenedPriority 1 – Threatened Land Environment; Priority 2 – Sand Dunes and Wetlands; Priority 4 – Threatened SpeciesKey Native Ecosystem; State of Environment SiteEcological context - High; Rarity and Distinctiveness - High; Representativeness - High; Sustainability - Positive38639.45410156253980.35986032019046fd1b5c6-d115-4bda-9dcb-f60914cd2e31
82412Moana BreezePrivateBD/71478.83997596BD/7147873017.0Moana Breeze is an 8.3ha QEII covenant, located 2kms from the Manutahi coastline in South Taranaki. The site is a highly modified novel native ecosystems, consisting of some mature native remnant trees, extensive riparian plantings, a small wetland, and a historic Pa site. Weedy species pose a threat to the site and will require ongoing management. New Zealand Dabchick are present, highlighting the connectivity to nearby wetlands and Key Native Ecosystems including Brymax KNE, Waikaikai Wetlands and Lake Taumaha.Manawatu Plains8.3Forest RemnantPrivateMF7.3: Tawa, pukatea, podocarp forestLacustrineQEII CovenantF5.2c Acutely threatenedPriority 1 – Threatened Land Environment; Priority 2 – Sand Dunes and Wetlands; Priority 4 – Threatened SpeciesKey Native EcosystemEcological Context - Medium; Rarity and Distinctiveness - Medium; Representativeness - Low; Sustainability - Negative88399.75683593752945.72542090404e2feb38c-d12a-41f9-9969-3bbe0c75068d
82413Rowan RoadPrivateBD/94491.73732152BD/9449312387.0The Rowan Road site is located on privately owned land, 3 km south-west of Kaponga. It lies in the Egmont Ecological District. The Rowan Road lowland forest remnant covers approximately 2.7 ha and lies between an unnamed tributary of Little Dunn's Creek and Dunn's Creek. The canopy of this site is wind damaged, and the undergrowth has only recently begun regenerating due to extensive past grazing. However, the site has been identified as the best remaining forest remnant in the Opunake Formation.Egmont1.7Forest RemnantPrivateWF8: Kahikatea, pukatea forestLocal Government; QEII CovenantC1.3a Acutely threatenedSignificant Natural AreaPriority 1 – Threatened Land Environment; Priority 4 – Threatened SpeciesKey Native EcosystemEcological Context - Low; Rarity and Distinctiveness - Medium; Representativeness - High; Sustainability - Positive17373.21875594.33980059059831460614a-3ca6-4ff3-bcc9-9832ff2a15c4
82414Tataraimaka PaPrivateBD/96560.79612557BD/9656763391.0The Tataraimaka Pa forest remnant is located at the coast end of Pitone Road, five kilometres south west of Oakura. Pohutakawa and karo dominate the canopy with an understory comprised mostly of kawakawa and hangehange. Coastal cliffs form the northern most area of this site, providing potential habitat for seabirds.Egmont0.79Coastal/Forest RemnantPrivateWF13: Tawa, kohekohe, rewarewa, hinau, podocarp forestCoastal cliffF5.2b Acutely threatenedPriority 1 – Threatened Land Environment; Priority 2 – Sand Dunes and WetlandsKey Native EcosystemEcological Context - Medium; Rarity and Distinctiveness - Medium; Representativeness - Medium; Sustainability - Positive7961.2529296875387.9028748160095e7d2388b-9af5-4207-b21e-fc9c5923a7c5
82415Mudfish 2PrivateBD/10131.1674875BD/1013312185.0The Mudfish 2 wetland is located on privately owned land, 6.5 km west of Manaia. The wetland lies in the Egmont Ecological District. The Mudfish 2 wetland covers 1.1 ha, with the Kuporaho Stream running through the centre. The site provides habitat for the 'At Risk' brown mudfish.Egmont1.17WetlandPrivateWetland mosaicPalustrineMemorandum of Encumbrance; Local GovernmentF5.2c Acutely threatenedSignificant Natural AreaPriority 1 – Threatened Land Environment; Priority 2 – Sand Dunes and Wetlands; Priority 4 – Threatened SpeciesKey Native Ecosystem; Regionally Significant WetlandEcological Context - Medium; Rarity and Distinctiveness - Medium; Representativeness - High; Sustainability - Positive11674.875566.051128139565dfc8564e-a3dc-4d26-8db8-ae9f97719bac

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