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Land Use Change Scenarios for Waikato based on WISE Prototype

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1 Land Use Change Scenarios for Waikato 2001-2050 based on WISE Prototype
Diversification Demand for non-dairy primary production land increases Land Use Abandoned Bare Ground Broad-Acre Forestry Infrastructure Mine Indigenous Vegetation Pastoral - Dairy Pastoral - Other Other Primary Residential Water Wetland Utilities Services Manufacturing Construction Diversification: initial increase in demand for dairying land to 2010 (max 370,000 ha), followed by gradual decline to 2050 (71,000 ha). Note: simulations were run with an early WISE prototype using land use change model only. Source: Landcare Research & RIKS

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