Environment
Baddeleys Beach and Campbells Beach are located within the confines of Millon Bay. Both Beaches are tidal and support an abundance of marine life.
Large numbers of Kereru, Tui, Ruru (morepork), Piwakawaka (fantail), Kaka, and Tekapu (gannet) are permanently resident in the bay as well as migratory species such as the Caspian Tern which are sometimes seen in the bay.
The residents of Baddeleys Beach and Campbells Beach regularly participate in activities that help to manage and enhance the quality of the environment.
Recent projects include:
Current projects include:
Large numbers of Kereru, Tui, Ruru (morepork), Piwakawaka (fantail), Kaka, and Tekapu (gannet) are permanently resident in the bay as well as migratory species such as the Caspian Tern which are sometimes seen in the bay.
The residents of Baddeleys Beach and Campbells Beach regularly participate in activities that help to manage and enhance the quality of the environment.
Recent projects include:
- Mangrove management
- Draft management plan
- Wastewater management
- Weed removal
- Beach cleanups and health checks
- Water clarity monitoring
- Mammalian pest eradication program
Current projects include:
- Baddeleys Reserve Causarina removal with funding from Rodney Local Board
- Water Testing (download the latest results)
| bcbra_saline_testing_results_summary.pdf |
Landcare Group
Trap Results (up to 17 July 2016)
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The Landcare Group has been the recipient of kind sponsorship from:
Thanks to all for making this a success, and those doing regular checks and baiting. |
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