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This is such an awesome example of the value of partnership as well. Landowners, community organizations and our great Toi Moana Bay of Plenty Regional Council working together for the benefit of our environment and local communities πΏππΏ
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Feral cats are among the most skilled hunters in our country. They roam far, survive in harsh conditions and prey on native wildlife, pushing vulnerable birds and lizards closer to extinction. Despite this, they arenβt currently part of the Predator Free 2050 strategy. Do you think they should be?
Consultation is currently underway on a revised Predator Free 2050 Strategy, so now's your chance to have your say. Our friends at Predator Free New Zealand Trust have made it really easy too, see the submission link below. π
Brutal truths: 7 feral cat facts
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Agreed, Pukaha and other sanctuaries for our taonga species are critical to conservation success. So much has been invested through passion, commitment, experts, volunteers and investors. Letβs keep going πΏ
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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. πΏπ
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Its nearly National Volunteer week, so let's celebrate our awesome volunteers, actually that's all of you!!
But if you know an extra special volunteer in the Bay of Plenty, why not make a nomination for the Volunteer Star Awards closing this Friday 31 May.
Thanks to Volunteering Servicesπ
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We love hosting you Pahoia School and seeing our future generations be such awesome Kaitiaki restoring our coastal systems. πΏπ
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