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.

Data as of 2026-07-01  · monthly  · 412 rows

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Dataset ID
trc_biodiversity_key_native_ecosystems
Data source
Taranaki Councils
Last refreshed
2026-07-01
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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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
71287Tupari Reserve and Huatoki DomainPublicBD/941323.23108506BD/9413311915.0The Crown owned Tupari Reserve (formerly the Huatoki Scenic Reserve) and the Huatoki Domain are located on the outskirts of New Plymouth approximately 3 km from the CBD. Both reserves are administered by NPDC and lie within the Egmont Ecological District. The remnants of mature semi-coastal forest occur on flat to rolling terrain on both sides of the Huatoki Stream and have a combined total area of 23.2ha. The Huatoki Conservation Group and Vogeltown school have been working on controlling invasive weeds throughout the site, followed by restoration and enhancement plantings.Egmont23.2Forest RemnantDistrictWF13: Tawa, kohekohe, rewarewa, hinau, podocarp forestLocal GovernmentF5.2b Acutely threatenedPriority 1 – Threatened Land Environment; Priority 4 – Threatened SpeciesKey Native Ecosystem; State of Environment SiteEcological context - High; Rarity and Distinctiveness - High; Representativeness - High; Sustainability - Positive232310.8535156254723.2058971706922952c161-5630-4c5d-ba3c-7ff8b776883e
71288CotebrookPrivateBD/96275.84575931BD/9627735300.0The Cotebrook forest remnant is located on private land 8 kilometres east of Hawera off the Meremere Road in South Taranaki. The remnant lies within the Manawatu Plains Ecological District and Tangahoe River catchment. The 5.85 hectare forest remnant is made up of a steep south and west facing gully and gully sidelings of the Katewheta stream. The remnant consists of a mix of older cut over semi coastal / lowland forest with a dominant canopy of tawa, pukatea and karaka. The Cotebrook forest remnant enhances connectivity between fragmented indigenous habitats in this area including the nearby Punarima Forest and Wetlands KNE.Manawatu Plains5.85Forest RemnantPrivateMF7.3: Tawa, pukatea, podocarp forestQEII CovenantF5.2c Acutely threatenedPriority 1 – Threatened Land EnvironmentKey Native EcosystemEcological Context - Medium; Rarity and Distinctiveness - Medium; Representativeness - High; Sustainability - Positive58457.5996093751188.299568505036244dd72e2-0fee-44f9-85a4-7bad3cfe4d84
71289Lake PaetaiaPrivateBD/70846.65731572BD/7084869964.0Lake Paetaia is a 6.68ha privately owned QEII wetland covenant located 4.2km from the Waitotara coast in South Taranaki. It is made up of a good mix of habitat from open water, to raupo-reedland, swamp mosaic and dry riparian buffer. Notable species present include the threatened Matuku-hurepo/Australasian bittern and grey duck, and likely home to other wetland species such as spotless crake, fernbird and eels. Lake Paetaia is one of a network of dune lakes typical of the area provides good connectivity to these and other wetland habitats nearby.Manawatu Plains6.68WetlandPrivateOpen Water; Wetland mosaicPalustrineQEII Covenant; Local GovernmentF5.2c Acutely threatenedPriority 1 – Threatened Land Environment; Priority 2 – Sand Dunes and WetlandsKey Native Ecosystem; Representative site for managementEcological Context - Medium; Rarity and Distinctiveness - High; Representativeness - High; Sustainability - Positive66573.14843752286.989873728107b175f98a-52a5-40ec-af7f-2b137bd89dfe
71290Methanex Coastal StripPublicBD/953212.63804539BD/9532312739.0The Methanex Coastal Strip is located on public land approximately 3.2km north-east of Waitara in North Taranaki. The strip consists of coastal forest on New Plymouth District Council land that borders the Methanex Motonui methanol plant. The strip lies within the Waipapa, Manu and Waihi catchments and is situated in close proximity to other Key Native Ecosystems in the area including Mangahinau Stream Esplanade Reserve and Waitara River Scenic Reserve.Egmont12.64CoastalDistrictCL6: Hebe, wharariki flaxland/ rockland; WF13: Tawa, kohekohe, rewarewa, hinau, podocarp forestShingle beach; Coastal cliffLocal GovernmentD2.1b Chronically threatened; F5.2b Acutely threatenedPriority 1 – Threatened Land EnvironmentKey Native EcosystemEcological Context - Medium; Rarity and Distinctiveness - Medium; Representativeness - High; Sustainability - Positive126380.45214843754217.075333932152b82b6cec-6766-423f-8368-e917d1960ed8
71291Omata School BushPublicBD/95220.70920855BD/9522312748.0Omata School Bush is a small semi-coastal forest remnant behind Omata School in the Egmont Ecological District. The Omata School Bush forest remnant is located on an 'Acutely Threatened' LENZ environment (F5.2b, less than 10% indigenous forest remaining) and is generally in good condition. The KNE is a good example of semi coastal forest with kohekohe, tawa and pukatea dominating the forest canopy. Half of the forest remnant is generally in good health with good understory and ground cover however the other half has noticeably less understory. The half with less understory has good seedling coverage at ground height but very few plants at knee to shoulder height. Some of the canopy species are of very good size and structure however there are some canopy holes.Egmont0.7Forest RemnantCrown - OtherWF13: Tawa, kohekohe, rewarewa, hinau, podocarp forestLocal GovernmentF5.2b Acutely threatenedPriority 1 – Threatened Land Environment; Priority 4 – Threatened SpeciesKey Native EcosystemEcological Context - Medium; Rarity and Distinctiveness - Medium; Representativeness - High; Sustainability - Positive7092.0849609375430.03498087936845f51b4cfc-d1fb-43e7-8a4f-99716281e3ae

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