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1 What is Integrated Catchment Management (ICM)? Andrew Fenemor Landcare Research, Nelson NZ Landcare Trust Common Ground Associates Ltd Motueka Iwi Resource Management Komiti (MIRMAK)
2 Outline ICM a Practice and a Process ICM for the Motueka River Getting the Integration Links to Management A Vision for ICM across NZ
3 Defining Integrated Catchment Management Integrated Catchment Management is a process that recognises the catchment as the appropriate organising unit for understanding and managing ecosystem processes in a context that includes social, economic and political considerations, and guides communities towards an agreed vision of sustainable natural resource management in their catchment
4 Integrated Catchment Management a partnership approach Outreach Community Expectations Governance Research knowledge ICM Government Policy Contracting
5 ICM as a process
6 ICM for the Motueka The Motueka catchment, NZ Tasman Bay
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8 Hydrology for the Environment, Life and Policy To deliver social, economic and environmental benefit to stakeholders through sustainable and appropriate use of water by directing hydrological science towards improved integrated catchment management Real people Real catchments Real answers
9 Big Picture Issues for Motueka ICM Research Water allocation (incl. in and out-of-stream uses) Sedimentation risks (incl. river gravel) Aquaculture space allocation (incl. river impacts) Growth pressures (what s sustainable?) Detailed research issues and questions
10 Motueka Stakeholder Questionnaire: Their Top 10 Issues 1. River Water and Groundwater Availability 2. Groundwater Pumping Effects on Stream and River Flows 3. Methods to Resolve Competing Demands on Resources, e.g. Water, Coastal Space 4. River Gravel Supply and Extraction Effects 5. Environmental Effects of Increased Water Takes
11 Top 10 Issues from Questionnaires 6. Economic Impact on Irrigators of Water Restrictions 7. Environmental Impacts of Changes in Land Use 8. Off-Site Environmental Impacts of Major Catchment Land Uses 9. Best Methods to Improve Understanding and Acceptance of Research Results and Resource Management Plans 10.Protection and Management of Riparian Vegetation
12 ICM Themes and Outputs Issues Land Freshwater Estuary/Sea Collaborative learning BMPs Guidelines DSS Models Knowledge Base IDEAS Social learning Experience State & Response Human Dimension Integration & Innovation
13 Getting the Integration What do we know? Technical Report Motueka ICM website Multi-agency research, e.g. LCR/TDC/IGNS groundwater dynamics LCR/NIWA/Cawthron/TDC/farmers cow crossing research LCR/iwi/TDC project on iwi GIS LCR/Cawthron links for IDEAS On-line collaboration: Integrum
14 Getting the Integration (2) Linking with catchment players Community Reference Group Collaborative Learning Group on fine sediment issues Annual Meetings in the catchment Interdisciplinary research, e.g. Sediment generation and coastal impacts Economics of water augmentation and instream values Travelling River art-science collaboration Multi-scale research, e.g. Sherry River riparian vs whole catchment mapping Whole catchment sustainability assessment using an Influence Matrix Coastal delta habitats vs Tasman Bay ecosystem
15 Legacy Linking ICM to Management ICM as a process: research objectives (4) Inheritance Iwi values & collaboration Collaborative learning Science Responsiveness Knowledge Management Knowledge base Institutional learning Sediment sources, transport & impacts Groundwater flowpaths Catchment Connections Freshwater ecosystem productivity Riverine Effects on coastal productivity Sediment impact mitigation Tools for Management Resource allocation and economics Residual flow needs assessment Management of coastal-sea shellfish resources IDEAS cumulative effects modelling concept Hydrological & contaminant transport model Sediment generation model Visualising Futures - IDEAS Stream habitat model Ecosystem services model Coastal circulation & ecosystem model Policy Development & Community Action (Council, sector and community roles) Science Council Communities
16 A Vision for ICM across NZ
17 Major catchments for ICM
18 Attributes of ICM Catchments congruent with communities Fitting into an RMA context Ways of addressing the issues: Community champions Pressure-State-Response Managing human vs natural impacts (risk) Scale consistent with issue Monitoring: Indicators and thresholds Always keeping the big picture in mind: ridgetops to the sea.
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