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The yellow-eyed penguin is thought to be the rarest penguin in the world, and is under threat. Photo: 123rf.com
Seabird conservation plan not tough enough, says advocates
November 22, 2019

A government plan to save thousands of seabirds from being killed by the fishing industry each year has been called weak and ineffective. The action plan details what fishers should do to avoid hooking endangered seabirds, but Forest & Bird said there were no penalties for not following

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A Manta Ray that washed up on Rawara Beach in the Far North. Photo: Supplied
'First time' manta ray known to wash up on NZ beach
November 21, 2019

A giant oceanic manta ray washed up on a Northland beach on Thursday. The sea creature is more than 4m wide and is estimated to weigh about 1.5 tonnes.

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New Zealand Kiwi. Credit - AFP
Three years in, how realistic is our Predator-Free 2050 goal?
November 14, 2019

It’s just over three years since the Predator Free 2050 goal was announced, with the aim of restoring New Zealand’s spectacular bird chorus. When he announced it, then Prime Minister John Key described it as “the most ambitious conservation project anywhere in the world”.It has also been lik

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Bar-tailed godwits and pied stilts; seen from the old hide. credit - creative commons
Biodiversity HiveMind Report: Plenty Of Common Ground
November 7, 2019

What do people think about protecting and restoring New Zealand’s biodiversity? To find out, we invited New Zealanders to engage with each other on this topic as citizens using Scoop’s public engagement platform, HiveMind.

  • Read more about Biodiversity HiveMind Report: Plenty Of Common Ground
Motiti Island, off the Bay of Plenty coast. Photo / File
'Hugely significant': Court of Appeal rules in controversial Motiti Island decision
November 7, 2019

A controversial decision validating a proposed protected marine area in Bay of Plenty waters has been heralded as "hugely significant" for New Zealand, but not everyone is happy.

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waves, beach, ocean, sea, generic. Photo: Unsplash / Alister Hitchcock
NZ's marine environment taking hits on all fronts - government report
October 18, 2019

New Zealand's marine environment is under pressure from coastal development, shipping traffic and climate change, a new government report says.

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Houghton Bay in Wellington. Photo: RNZ / Caitlin Cherry
Candidates support 'blue belt' protection of Wellington coast
October 11, 2019

The Greater Wellington Regional Council is being urged to establish a blue belt to protect the entire coast of the region.

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Seabed mining in the Pacific has become a controversial topic - but New Zealand is willing to support nations who want to mine if they ask for support. File photo: Getty Images
NZ support for seabed mining on offer in Pacific
October 10, 2019

Despite uncertainty over the environmental impact, some Pacific countries are pushing ahead with plans to mine their seabeds for minerals - and New Zealand has offered a helping hand.

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Minister of Maritime Affairs and the Blue Economy Kirk Humphrey, greets New Zealand’s Minister for Climate Change James Shaw during his recent visit to Barbados
Barbados, New Zealand link for ‘clean oceans’
September 12, 2019

Barbados has made two major foreign policy moves on clean oceans, joining with New Zealand in the fight against acidified oceans and climate change.

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Maui Dolphin
Fishing Industry Spin on Maui Conservation
September 12, 2019

A series of full page advertisements in the Dominion Post by Seafood NZ is suggestive of an industry throwing its weight and money behind a ‘lip service’ campaign to reassure the public of a sustainable industry.

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