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Service Description: <img alt='Logo' src='https://www.orc.govt.nz/css/images/logos/orc-logo.png' width='175' /> This mapping includes both the current ecosystem coverage and the ‘potential’ ecosystem coverage of Otago. The ‘potential’ ecosystem mapping is an estimation of the likely indigenous ecosystem coverage that would exist across Otago today if humans hadn’t settled in the region. This mapping provides an insight into the likely degree of ecosystem change since human arrival and could be used to inform revegetation and ecosystem restoration projects. Significant habitats of indigenous fauna have also been mapped across Otago’s land, freshwater and marine ecosystems. How do I use the map?<div> Search You can use the search bar in the top left hand corner to search for a property address. Or you can move around the map to find an area by clicking and dragging, using the scroll wheel on your mouse to zoom in and out or use the + and – buttons on the left hand side of the map. Legend This map includes broadscale ecosystem coverage across Otago based on the Singers and Rogers (2014) ecosystem classification system. The legend shows what the colours on the map mean in terms of the classifications in this system. <a href='https://www.doc.govt.nz/globalassets/documents/science-and-technical/sfc325entire.pdf'>You can find more information about this classification system in this DoC report</a>. Layers The information in this map is split into layers, both the 'Otago Ecosystems and Habitiats' and the 'Potential Ecosystems layer' under this layer are turned on when the map opens. You can view all of the layer options by clicking ‘Layers’ in the blue band in the top right hand side of the page. You can click on the arrow to the left of any layer headings to see any sublayers. For example, under the 'Otago Ecosystems and Habitats' heading you will find the ‘Potential Ecosystems’ and ‘Current Indigenous Ecosystems’ layers . You can click on the arrow to the left of any layer headings to see any sublayers and if you click the arrow again you can see the legend which will tell you what the colours over areas of the map mean. </div><div><img alt='ecosystem layers' src='https://maps.orc.govt.nz/images/EcosystemLayers.png' /></div><div> If you want to see more layers on the map, you can tick the box next to the layer title to turn it on and click it again to turn it off. There are sublayers underneath the marine and terrestrial habitat layers that can also be toggled on and off. </div><div><div> </div><div> </div></div><div> Information on the map When you click on coloured areas further information will be displayed in the popup panel to the left hand side of the screen. This will confirm what layer the information sits under, what zone the area is and can have further information such as habitat significance and what species can be found there. </div>

Map Name: OtagoEcosystemsAndHabitats

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Potential Ecosystems (0)
Current Indigenous Ecosystems (1)
Marine Habitat (2)
- Birds IBA (3)
- Coastal Seabirds Marine (4)
- Coastal Seabirds Terrestrial (5)
- Estuary (6)
- Kelp Beds (7)
- Marine Mammals (8)
- MPA Habitat (9)
- Reefs (10)
Terrestrial Habitat (11)
- Significant Rivers (12)
- Bat Priority Areas (13)
- Significant Bat Habitat (14)
- Significant Invertebrates (15)
- Inanga Spawning Habitat (17)
- Fernbird (18)
- Rock Wren (19)
- Bittern Habitat (20)
- Kaka Yellowhead (21)
- Blue Duck (22)
- Crested Grebe (23)
- Forest Birds (24)

Description: This mapping includes both the current ecosystem coverage and the ‘potential’ ecosystem coverage of Otago. The ‘potential’ ecosystem mapping is an estimation of the likely indigenous ecosystem coverage that would exist across Otago today if humans hadn’t settled in the region. This mapping provides an insight into the likely degree of ecosystem change since human arrival and could be used to inform revegetation and ecosystem restoration projects. Significant habitats of indigenous fauna have also been mapped across Otago’s land, freshwater and marine ecosystems. How do I use the map? Search You can use the search bar in the top left hand corner to search for a property address. Or you can move around the map to find an area by clicking and dragging, using the scroll wheel on your mouse to zoom in and out or use the + and – buttons on the left hand side of the map. Legend This map includes broadscale ecosystem coverage across Otago based on the Singers and Rogers (2014) ecosystem classification system. The legend shows what the colours on the map mean in terms of the classifications in this system. You can find more information about this classification system in this DoC report. Layers The information in this map is split into layers, both the 'Otago Ecosystems and Habitiats' and the 'Potential Ecosystems layer' under this layer are turned on when the map opens. You can view all of the layer options by clicking ‘Layers’ in the blue band in the top right hand side of the page. You can click on the arrow to the left of any layer headings to see any sublayers. For example, under the 'Otago Ecosystems and Habitats' heading you will find the ‘Potential Ecosystems’ and ‘Current Indigenous Ecosystems’ layers . You can click on the arrow to the left of any layer headings to see any sublayers and if you click the arrow again you can see the legend which will tell you what the colours over areas of the map mean. If you want to see more layers on the map, you can tick the box next to the layer title to turn it on and click it again to turn it off. There are sublayers underneath the marine and terrestrial habitat layers that can also be toggled on and off. Information on the map When you click on coloured areas further information will be displayed in the popup panel to the left hand side of the screen. This will confirm what layer the information sits under, what zone the area is and can have further information such as habitat significance and what species can be found there.

Service Item Id: 62df5a8a5b1f4576a049af2dca35cd08

Copyright Text: Sources of data used in creating this mapping include spatial data from Department of Conservation (FENZ wetlands and rivers, public conservation areas); LINZ (Topo50 data, cadastre data, coastline and islands); Otago Regional Council (council boundaries, aerial photos and coastal extents of rivers); Maanaki Whenua Landcare Research ( LCDB 4.1 & 5, FSL); combined with local knowledge from highly experienced local consultants.

Spatial Reference: 2193 (2193) LatestVCSWkid(0)

Single Fused Map Cache: false

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Units: esriMeters

Supported Image Format Types: PNG32,PNG24,PNG,JPG,DIB,TIFF,EMF,PS,PDF,GIF,SVG,SVGZ,BMP

Document Info:

Supports Dynamic Layers: true

Resampling: false

MaxRecordCount: 2000

MaxImageHeight: 4096

MaxImageWidth: 4096

Supported Query Formats: JSON, geoJSON, PBF

Supports Query Data Elements: true

Min Scale: 0

Max Scale: 0

Supports Datum Transformation: true

Child Resources: Info Dynamic Layer

Supported Operations: Export Map Identify QueryLegends QueryDomains Find Return Updates