Coordinated Monitoring of New Zealand Wetlands, Phase 2, Goal 2
Appendix 5: Māori environmental monitoring sheet
Māori Indicators- Wetland Monitoring Form
Name of wetland:
Date:
People involved in monitoring:
What's causing the problems?
% area of land uses/riparian factors affecting Cultural Values
| 0 = 0% | 1 = 1-20% | 2 = 21-40% | 3 = 41-60% | 4 = 61 - 80% | 5 = 81-100% |
No. of point (sites) sources of pollution degrading te Mauri
| 0 = 0 |
1 = (1-2) |
2 = (3-5) |
3 = (6-9) |
4 = (10-14) |
5 = (>15) |
Degree of modification (drainage, water table, burning, in-flows, out-flows) degrading te Mauri
| 1 = low |
2 = moderate | 3 = high |
4 = v.high | 5 = extreme |
No. of exotic (introduced, foreign) plants, algae, animals, fish, birds (pest types) affecting Cultural Values
| 0 = 0 |
1 = (1-2) |
2 (3-5) |
3 (6-9) |
4 (10-14) |
5 (>15) |
Taonga and Mauri? (Māori information about the wetland, its attributes)
No. of taonga species (flora and fauna) within wetland
| 0 = 0 |
1 = (1-2) |
2 (3-5) |
3 (6-9) |
4 (10-14) |
5 (>15) |
% area of taonga plants within total wetland
| 0 = 0% |
1 = 1-20% |
2 = 21-0% |
3 = 41-60% |
4 = 61-80 % |
5 = 81-100% |
% area of exotic (introduced, foreign) plants covering total wetland
| 0 = 0 |
1 = 1-20% |
2 = 21-40% |
3 = 41-60% |
4 = 61-80% |
5 = 81-100% |
No. of cultural sites within or adjacent to wetland
| 0 = 0 |
1 = (1-2) |
2 (3-5) |
3 (6-9) |
4 (10-14) |
5 (>15) |
Assessment of te Mauri (scale)
| 1 = weak or low |
2 = average or moderate |
3 = strong or high |
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