
Te Tai Tokerau: Climate Adaptation Strategy Appendix Two
This report analyzes climate risks in Northland, focusing on impacts, perspectives, and management strategies.

The Te Tai Tokerau Climate Adaptation Strategy is a plan that helps you understand how climate change affects your land and community. It focuses on important issues like flooding, droughts, and coastal erosion. The strategy brings together local councils and tangata whenua to create solutions. It highlights the impact on Māori, coastal communities, and our natural resources. You will find actions that councils are already taking and suggestions for future steps. This resource covers key areas such as governance, water availability, public infrastructure, and ecosystems. It aims to support you and your community in adapting to climate challenges.

Hear about the effects of climate change on Aotearoa forests and learn strategies for resilience.

Learn how climate change works, through both science and te ao Māori.

Find out how Northland community groups can apply for climate resilience funding.

This resource focuses on community engagement for adapting to climate change in New Zealand.

See how Ngai Te Rauhikihiki ki Taumutu is planning for climate change as a community.

Understand the impacts that land use in Aotearoa has on people, whenua, and te taiao.

Explore how restoring bush, wetlands and waterways builds Northland's climate resilience.

Future Coasts Aotearoa aims to transform coastal areas threatened by rising seas into thriving communities.

Learn how to build a plan so your community can look after itself in an emergency.

The Wairarapa Water Resilience Plan aims to address climate change effects on local water resources.

This paper explores challenges and opportunities for Māori landowners in native forestry.

Learn about Ngāi Tahu ki Murihiku's plan for managing environmental issues and climate change.