Natural hazards

Tasman District is vulnerable to natural hazards.

Geological hazards include earthquake faults, liquefaction and slope stability.

• Earthquake faults
• Slope instability
• Liquefaction

Coastal hazards threaten ecosystems, infrastructure, and communities.

• Coastal Flooding and Sea Level Rise
• Coastal Erosion
• Tsunami

Flooding is the most common natural hazard we have to deal with.

Learn about the role of planning in wildfire management.

From drought to severe storms, weather has a huge effect on our region.

• Drought
• Severe weather

We need to better prepare for the effects of natural hazards, ongoing changes to weather patterns, and rising sea levels.

• Adapting to natural hazards and climate change in Tasman
• Coastal management - responding to climate change