Natural hazards

Tasman District is vulnerable to natural hazards.

Explore the environmental map viewer to see where natural hazards can occur across the district.

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.

• Hazard and Climate Adaption
• Coastal management