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1 MEMO PREPARED BY REVIEWED BY Alton Perrie, Environmental Science Department Jo Beaglehole, Environmental Policy Department Juliet Milne, Environmental Science Department DATE 11 September 2014 Indigenous fish spawning and migration calendar for the Wellington region: Background documentation for Schedule F1a of the draft Natural Resources Plan This memorandum summarises the technical background information behind the indigenous fish spawning and migration calendar listed in Schedule F1a of the draft Natural Resources Plan for the Wellington region (dnrp) (GWRC 2014). Schedule F1a of the dnrp is reproduced in Appendix 1. Knowing the spawning and migration periods of native freshwater fish allows for these periods to be avoided when undertaking instream activities, or activities near waterways, that may have an adverse impact on these key/sensitive periods. The spawning and migration periods for the majority of native freshwater fish found in the Wellington region are well summarised in Hamer (2007): The freshwater fish spawning and migration calendar report ( However, the summary provided in Hamer (2007) focused specifically on the timing of spawning and migrations of native fish in the Waikato region, and as such, where available, data collected from the Waikato region was given preference over more generic data applicable to the rest of New Zealand. Thus there was some uncertainty around how appropriate the periods provided in Hamer (2007) were to the Wellington region. Given this uncertainty, Greater Wellington Regional Council commissioned a review of the spawning and migration periods provided in Hamer (2007) 1. The review was undertaken by Dr David Rowe (NIWA) and focused on the three main aspects: Assessing the suitability of the spawning and migration times listed in Hamer (2007) for their suitability in the Wellington region; Documenting any new information relevant to the spawning and migration periods since Hamer (2007) was completed; and, Providing spawning and migration periods, where available, for species which occur in the Wellington region that were not included in Hamer (2007). 1 This review was undertaken with permission from Waikato Regional Council (Hamer, pers comm. 2013) V3 PAGE 1 OF 6
2 In summary, the review undertaken by Rowe (2013) indicated that the spawning and migration periods listed in Hamer (2007) were generally applicable to the Wellington region. Dr Rowe did provide several recommendations for changes to some periods listed in Hamer (2007) based on more up-to-date information and also provided spawning and migration periods, where available, for species not covered in Hamer (2007). These recommendations are summarised below. Species not covered by Hamer (2007) Brown mudfish: Peak spawning between March and April with supplementary spawning between May to September. Grey mullet: upstream migration period is October to December (based on a best estimate and no peak known). Black flounder: upstream migrations range from September to December with a peak in October and November. Recommended changes to periods provided in Hamer (2007) Shortjaw kokopu: Extend spawning range from April to June with a peak in May and June. Banded kokopu: Extend peak upstream migration of juveniles to include September to November. Koaro: Extend peak upstream migration of juveniles to include September to November. Lamprey: Extend adult upstream migration period from June to December with likely peak in June to August. Additional notes provided by Dr Rowe that should be considered in the application of the calendar of spawning and migration periods in the Wellington region Spawning and migration times for species that form land-locked populations are likely to be different from the diadromous populations that migrate to and from the sea. For landlocked common smelt, the spawning period is likely to range from September to December (cf. March to May for diadromous stocks) and for koaro, banded kokopu and giant kokopu, spawning of land-locked populations is likely to occur in December to February (cf. April to June for diadromous stocks). As noted in Hamer (2007), the periods provided for upstream migrations are based on river entry, and in large rivers these upstream migrations can continue upriver for one to two months after the calendar times. There are still many unknowns in regards to spawning sites and associated migrations for a number of freshwater species found in the Wellington region (eg, spawning locations for torrentfish and lamprey have yet to be discovered). An exclusion period of August to December is still the most appropriate period if a one size fits all approach is required to exclude instream works because this period protects a range of species juvenile upstream migrations and also some of the spring-summer spawning by bullies V3 PAGE 2 OF 6
3 References GWRC Regional Plan: Working document for discussion. Greater Wellington Regional Council, August GWRC Draft Natural Resources Plan for the Wellington region Te Tikanga Taiao o Te Upoko o Te Ikaa a Maui. Greater Wellington Regional Council, Publication No. GW/EP-G- 14/87, Wellington. Hamer M The freshwater fish spawning and migration calendar report. Environment Waikato Publication, Document # Rowe D Review of migration/spawning times for indigenous freshwater fish in the Wellington region. Letter report prepared for Greater Wellington Regional Council (GWRC Document No. # ) V3 PAGE 3 OF 6
4 Appendix 1: Schedule F1a of the draft Natural Resource Plan known spawning and migration times for indigenous fish species Species Migration direction Life stage Migration time Spawning habitat (where known) Spawning time Lamprey Adult Jun-Dec (Jun-Aug) Apr-Aug Upper catchment Sept-Dec To estuary Glass eel Jul-Nov (Aug-Oct) Longfin eel mid Nov-Apr (Dec- Apr) Adult Apr-May To estuary Glass eel Aug-Dec (Sep-Nov) Shortfin eel mid Nov-Apr (Dec- Apr) Adult Feb-Apr Common Smelt mid Aug-Nov (Sep-Oct) Sand banks of rivers Dec-Jul (Mar-May) Mar-Jun Inanga May-mid Nov (Aug-Oct) Sep-Jun (Feb-Apr) Tidal estuary edge vegetation Feb-Jul (Mar-May) Giant Kokopu Oct-Dec (Oct-Dec) May-Aug (Jun-Jul) Apr-mid Aug (Jun-mid Aug) Banded Kokopu Aug-Nov (Sep-Nov) Stream margins at flood among vegetation and debris mid Apr-Jun (May-Jun) May-Jul V3 PAGE 4 OF 6
5 Species Migration direction Life stage Migration time Spawning habitat (where known) Spawning time Shortjaw Kokopu Sep-Nov Stream bank rocks, debris and vegetation during flood Apr-Jun (May-Jun) mid May-Jun (Junmid Jun) Koaro Sep-Nov (Sep-Nov) Apr-Jun (May-Jun) Cobbles at stream edge Apr-Jun (Apr-mid Jun) Torrentfish Nov-Feb (Nov-Feb) Feb-May Lowland rivers/estuaries Sep-May (Jan-Apr) Redfinned bully Nov-Dec (Nov- Dec) Aug-Nov (Aug- Nov) Flowing water under rocks Jul-Nov Common bully (Dec-Feb) Oct-Nov Under firm flat surfaces Bluegilled bully Nov-Dec (Nov- Dec) Sep-Feb Similar to other bullies Sep-Feb Giant bully Nov-Feb Nov-Dec Estuaries (unconfirmed) Dec-Feb Grey mullet Oct-Nov Black flounder Sep-Dec (Oct-Nov) Cran's bully Under large rocks V3 PAGE 5 OF 6
6 Species Migration direction Life stage Migration time Spawning habitat (where known) Spawning time Upland bully Under large flat rocks (Oct-Dec) Brown mudfish Wetlands Mar-Sept (Mar-Apr) Dwarf galaxias Small stones instream Sep-Dec (Sep-Dec) V3 PAGE 6 OF 6
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