Virtual Tours for desktop viewing
Scroll through the carosel below to take an interactive tour to learn about novel edge-of-field mitigation technologies to help reduce nutrient and sediment runoff from farms. We have two different ways of interacting with the tours – either by viewing using Google Earth Software (desktop computer recommended) or by clicking on the map at the bottom of the page to watch the tour videos on this page (desktop or mobile device enabled).
We will be adding more virtual tours to this page in the near future, so don’t forget to check back here again soon!
Pōrongahau-Makarakeke Bioreactor Tour
Explore the Pōrangahau-Maharakeke Bioreactor built in collaboration with the Tukituki community to mitigate nitrate loss into waterways.
Google Earth software on desktop is recommended for best viewing. Use the map below if using a mobile device.
Pōrongahau-Makarakeke Detainment Bund P120 Tour
Explore the Pōrangahau-Maharakeke Detainment Bund P120 built in collaboration with the Tukituki community to mitigate sediment loss into waterways.
Google Earth software on desktop is recommended for best viewing. Use the map below if using a mobile device.
Haynes Creek Bioreactor Tour
Explore the Haynes Creek Bioreactor built in collaboration with the Haynes Creek Catchment community to mitigate nitrate loss into waterways. Google Earth software on desktop is recommended for best viewing. Use the map below if using a mobile device.
Wetland Tour
Explore the wetland built on Dairy Farm 4, Massey University in the Manawatū. The wetland has been built to mitigate nitrate loss into waterways.
Google Earth software on desktop is recommended for best viewing. Use the map below if using a mobile device.
Mangaone Detainment Bund P120 Tour
Explore the Mangaone River detainment bund built in collaboration with the Mangaone River Catchment community to mitigate sediment loss into waterways.
Google Earth software on desktop is recommended for best viewing. Use the map below if using a mobile device.
Massey Dairy Farm 4 Bioreactor Tour
Explore the bioreactor built on Massey Dairy Farm 4 in the Manawatū to mitigate nitrogen loss into waterways.
Google Earth software on desktop is recommended for best viewing. Use the map below if using a mobile device.
Virtual Tours for mobile device viewing
Click on the location markers on the map below to watch a guided video tour of the Bioreactor at Massey University’s No. 4 Dairy Farm in the Manawatū, and also the detainment Bund built on a farm in the Mangaone River Catchment.
We will be adding more virtual tours to this page in the near future, so don’t forget to check back here again soon!