Get involved in things happening around our rohe, learn about the work we do, and find out how to get involved in our regional community.

Annual plans are prepared in the years between each Long Term Plan. These plans set out what we propose to do that year, how much it will cost and how we will fund it.

Te Awanui or Tauranga Harbour, is a regional treasure. It is one of New Zealand's largest natural harbours and is home to the country's biggest export port, the Port of Tauranga.

Resource consents help sustainably manage and protect our natural environment and resources. This section covers the resource consent process, including how to apply, manage and meet compliance requirements. It also includes information on the Governments proposed fast-track consenting process, and the Bay of Plenty projects that have been selected.

All types of farming need to be managed carefully to avoid adverse impacts on our environment and waterways. 

The new rules  aim to halt the degradation of our streams, rivers, lakes and wetlands – all farmers will be affected.

Read more how you can protect the natural character of Bay of Plenty's beautiful beaches from four-wheel drives and motorbikes.

If you’re planning to carry out earthworks it’s important you understand the rules and protections you may need to put in place.

Bay of Plenty Regional Council works to ensure the integrated sustainable management of the regions geothermal systems.