Thriving together

Mō te taiao, mō ngā tāngata

Toi Moana Bay of Plenty Regional Council is responsible for making sure the local environment is managed sustainably, so people and the environment can thrive.

Rates

Maps and data

Meetings

Plans and policies

Buses and transport

Wave buoys

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Resource consents

Working with iwi

Climate change

Divesting to Diversify

Diversifying to reduce risk and grow dividends - the process to enable a managed sell down of the 54.14% Port of Tauranga shareholding.

Aquatic pests Check, Clean, Dry, Certify

Be a waterway hero – check, clean, dry, certify to stop the spread of freshwater pests in our lakes and rivers.

Community funding School Sustainability and Resilience Fund

The School Sustainability and Resilience Fund supports schools and early childhood education centres to carry out sustainability projects and prepare for the impacts of climate change and natural hazards.

Māori Initiatives Fund He Ara Taituarā Fund

Supporting initiatives that build tangata whenua capability and capacity to participate in Council decision-making processes and operations.

Air Report it

We’re trialling a new approach to managing odour issues, making it easier and faster for you to make reports.

Living in the Bay Boating in the Bay

The Bay of Plenty is renowned for its beautiful harbours, lakes and rivers. It is important we share these spaces safely.

Our places Regional parks

We provide ownership and management of Regional Parks for cultural heritage protection and recreation purposes.

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