How does this relates to the work of the Ōpāwaho/Heathcote River Network?

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FAQs
What does the name TKK mean?
What is the project wanting to achieve?
Who is promoting the idea?
What is the Banks Peninsula Conservation Trust (BPCT)?
What’s in it for me?
Why does the project not include all the Port Hills?
Why is the project called Te Kākahu Kahukura?
Do landowners have to be involved?
Is this just for farmers or people with large landholdings?
Is there regulation involved?
What funding is necessary to achieve this?
Is this just about planting trees?
Can I still plant exotics on my land if I want to participate?
How does this relate to other biodiversity management work being done by Christchurch CiCouncil, Summit Road Society, Selwyn District Council and others?
Why not just let the native vegetation come back naturally?
Why not just let the native vegetation come back naturally?
How does this relate to the 2050 Banks Peninsula Ecological Vision?
How does this relate to the Pest Free Banks Peninsula project?
How does this relate to the Lyttelton/Whakaraupō Healthy Harbour plan?
What are you doing about feral goats, pigs and deer?
Will my domestic cat be at risk?
Can businesses get involved?
Does this link with other conservation work being done in greater Christchurch and the surrounding areas?
If I plant or allow natural regeneration will I have to covenant my land?
How can I be involved if I have a suburban property in a place like Cashmere, Westmorland, Tai Tapu or Governors Bay?
What about weeds/plant pests?
If I participate will I have to allow public access to my land?
Are recreational opportunities part of Te Kākahu Kahukura?
How does this relates to the work of the Ōpāwaho/Heathcote River Network?
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How does this relates to the work of the Ōpāwaho/Heathcote River Network?

Part of Te Kākahu Kahukura is within the Ōpāwaho/Heathcote River catchment. Te Kākahu Kahukura supports and contributes to the actions in the Ōpāwaho/Heathcote River Network’s Action Plan.