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Our Natural Capital – Wellington's Biodi...

Plans, policies & bylaws

Our Natural Capital – Wellington's Biodiversity Strategy & Action Plan

Adopted June 2015.

Entire document (7MB PDF)

Summary (276KB PDF)

Part 1 – Strategy

Introduction (474KB PDF)
Māori and Mana Whenua Relationship (344KB PDF)
Vision (346KB PDF)
Guiding Principles (334KB PDF)
Policy Framework (550KB PDF)
Wellington's Biodiversity Journey (1MB PDF)
Concept Plans (1MB PDF)

Part 2 – Action Plan and Rationale

Action Plan (593KB PDF)
Measuring Wellington City Council's Performance (452KB PDF)
Rationale for Goals, Objectives and Actions (865KB PDF)
Glossary (58KB PDF)
Appendices (1MB PDF)