Web Resources This page contains links to websites that are essential when preparing for a potential Hazard event. Also see the post: Ngā Pukapuka: Knowledge for Hazards Get Ready – Emergency Preparedness in New Zealand: Offers practical advice on preparing for various natural hazards, including creating emergency plans and kits tailored to individual and community needs. Bay of Plenty Regional Council – Natural Hazards: Provides information about natural hazard risks in the Bay of Plenty, including flood, landslide, and coastal hazard mapping. GeoNet: Monitors geological hazards such as earthquakes, volcanoes, and tsunamis in New Zealand, offering real-time data and alerts to help communities stay informed about potential threats. Natural Hazards Commission Toka Tū Ake – Be Prepared: Provides resources and information on strengthening homes and communities against natural disasters, including guides tailored for tenants and landlords. New Zealand Red Cross – Disaster Preparedness: Offers guidance on creating household emergency plans and understanding local hazards, emphasising community resilience and readiness. Natural Hazards Portal: A comprehensive tool for exploring and understanding New Zealand’s natural hazard data, offering insights into regional risks and preparedness measures Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Awa – Taiao Department: This department focuses on preserving ecological treasures and cultural heritage, providing guidance on environmental management and resilience strategies. Bay of Plenty Regional Council – Environmental Data Portal: This portal offers access to real-time environmental data, including river levels, rainfall, and water quality across the Bay of Plenty region. It is a valuable tool for monitoring current conditions and assessing potential flood risks.