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Enabling Iwi to Monitor Water Quality

Te Mana o te Wai

Our waterways are connected to a sense of identity, as we are connected to water and the natural world through whakapapa.

 

Te Mana o te Wai is integrated with the health and well-being of our waters, from the mountains to the seas.

The degradation and threat of extinction of our waterways are significant. To protect the health and well-being of our iwi and communities, means protecting the health and well-being of our freshwater.

Our water monitoring system enables community to monitor water pollution, and measure water quality in real-time so that action can be taken to improve the water quality of our lakes and rivers.

AquaWatch water quality monitoring with Iwi
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