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Education

Tasman District Council offers a range of educational programmes free to school aged children and the community.

Our roles and responsibilities

Your rates bill pays for a huge variety of services - this section explains our roles and responsibilities as a council.

Habitat mapping reports

Most of Council’s biodiversity monitoring in the coastal environment involves broad-scale mapping of habitats in estuaries and 200m coastal terrestrial margin as well as fine-scale assessments of muddy environments in estuaries.

Land Biodiversity

Tasman is a large and ecologically rich district, special in terms of its indigenous biodiversity.

Coastal and marine

Find out about Council management of Tasman's coastal and marine areas, Golden Bay, Tasman Bay and the West Coast.

Ant behaviour and control

Effective ant control depends on correctly identifying the species, as different types require different treatment methods. The two most common ant invaders of homes in Tasman are white-footed house ants and Argentine ants.  

White footed house ants

White-footed house ants, originally from Indonesia, measure between 2.

Buller Kawatiri FMU

Incorporating the upper parts of the Buller/Kawatiri River and its tributaries, and Lakes Rotoiti and Rotoroa.

Wetland restoration

This page provides a quick guide to help you plan and restore your freshwater wetland.

Roading policies

Roading policies in the Tasman District, including the Richmond and Motueka town centre parking strategy.

Heritage

We work to identify, protect and retain heritage places for residents, visitors and future generations.

Estuarine information

Tasman District is home to several internationally and nationally significant estuaries and sand flat due to the rich abundance of life they support. This includes several threatened and migratory birds and many fish species,

Hazardous waste

Guidance on how to safely dispose of hazardous household and commercial substances.