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Thankful for volunteers!

Last night we held an event to thank the incredible volunteers who contributed to 2024/25 being the most successful season of the past three years for dotterel and our first ever contribution to a National monitor of Matuku-hΕ«repo aligned with Love Bittern.

Having our community engaged in this work is critical to our ability to protect these taonga species, so massive thanks go to all of you. Big thanks also to Stuart Attwood our shorebird coordinator for all your effort and to our very own Emma Cronin. This coordinated approach to shorebird management is thanks to support from Toi Moana Bay of Plenty Regional Council and technical support from Department of Conservation. And additionally, thanks to Genera Biosecurity for providing funds to support this kaupapa - nature needs all of us.

It was a lovely opportunity to get together, celebrate efforts, enjoy some kai and a screening of the movie 'Flyways' - a beautiful movie about four migratory shorebird species and the efforts to monitor and protect them across the globe.

Here's to growing success for the next season. πŸŒΏπŸ™
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Thankful for volunteers!

Last night we held an event to thank the incredible volunteers who contributed to 2024/25 being the most successful season of the past three years for dotterel and our first ever contribution to a National monitor of Matuku-hΕ«repo aligned with Love Bittern. 

Having our community engaged in this work is critical to our ability to protect these taonga species, so massive thanks go to all of you. Big thanks also to Stuart Attwood our shorebird coordinator for all your effort and to our very own Emma Cronin. This coordinated approach to shorebird management is thanks to support from Toi Moana Bay of Plenty Regional Council and technical support from Department of Conservation. And additionally, thanks to Genera Biosecurity for providing funds to support this kaupapa - nature needs all of us. 

It was a lovely opportunity to get together, celebrate efforts, enjoy some kai and a screening of the movie Flyways - a beautiful movie about four migratory shorebird species and the efforts to monitor and protect them across the globe.

Heres to growing success for the next season. πŸŒΏπŸ™Image attachment

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