Sea Shepherd managing director Michael Lawry says the fishing industry hasn’t been paying attention to the Māui Dolphin and its habitat endangerment issue and hopes the ban won from a US court to s
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NewsIwi must lead fight against Kauri Dieback
The plan to tackle Kauri Dieback Disease must have Māori at the helm. That was the call of Te Kawerau a-Maki following the announcement of $32m in government funding to protect Kauri.
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Ngāti Tūwharetoa gets big grant for workers and Taupō conservation cleanup
The government’s Jobs for Nature programme is investing $500,000 in the Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board’s Oranga Taiao, Oranga Tangata project aiming to create five jobs and restore biodiversity aroun
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Ruatāhuna study to help kererū repopulation
Tūhoe Tuawhenua Trust has started a new research study on what is causing bird populations to fall in the Ruatāhuna forests.
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Māori broadcasting stalwart takes new career path
Wena Kingi to support Te Arawa in the eradication of the Wallaby
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Māori-led conservation projects across Canterbury receive 'jobs for nature' funding boost
Photo / File Six conservation projects, including several led by Māori, have received funding boosts for 'jobs for nature' across Canterbury.
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Myrtle rust devastating East Coast ngahere: 'We're basically watching a species vanish'
A new documentary, Mate Tipu, Mate Rākau, highlights the already precarious state of the threatened native ramarama species.
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Whitebait: New rules as experts warn species face extinction
New rules have been put in place in an attempt to halt the collapse of the country’s whitebait population, ahead of the 2021 season launch next weekend.
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Hīkoi in Tāmaki demands change in treatment of moana
A hīkoi will be held in Auckland today to demand change in how New Zealanders interact with the ocean.
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Conservation Minister invests $7.6m in capital nature programme
Wellington gets a helping hand to enable native plants and wildlife.
