Sounds like cameras will finally be put on fishing boats over the next couple of years. Very surprising to hear this will cost $68 million dollars, and even more surprising that $58 million will come from taxpayer funding!
Artificial intelligence to be used in monitoring illegal fishing in New Zealand
www.newshub.co.nz
The Government's signed a deal to use the technology as part of its cameras on boats rollout.
If toxoplasma is really a serious problem for dolphin conservation, why isn't something being done about it?!
Agencies fear a Gareth Morgan moment
www.newsroom.co.nz
Foot-dragging over a toxic threat to dolphins might relate to NZ’s sacred cow of pets – cats
Lots happening this week!
Legal case against government over protection of marine animals
www.rnz.co.nz
A legal case is being brought against the government for failing to use laws that would protect thousands of marine animals. The landmark legal proceedings have been filed today by the Environmental L...
This really is a very unusual number of dead dolphins! Fourteen in just 5 months. There is no need to do "more research" to find out what's causing it. Most of the areas where the dead dolphins are being found have very little protection for the dolphins. This is simply what will happen if you allow gillnets and trawling inside the habitat of an endangered dolphin. Time to properly protect the dolphins, following the advice of the International Whaling Commission and the IUCN.
Dolphin deaths prompt conservation concern
www.odt.co.nz
Two Hector’s dolphins have been found dead, bringing to 14 the number of deaths at South Island beaches in the past five months, the Department of...
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