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Marine Kaitiaki NEWSLETTER May 2022
/in Education, Rangatahi, Taiao / EnvironmentKia ora koutou,
I hope everyone is well and warm. We have officially completed our third month of course, with a fresh Newsletter created by our trainees!
Please see the attached May Newsletter and as always feel free to share this out. I’ve also attached a list describing each of the student’s Kaitiaki Course Project ideas so that you can see what interests they are currently pursuing. As we support them in their project implementations here at TriOceans, any insight or suppport you may have for these studetns please feel free to contact me at kayla@trioceans.org.
Each day of this course we are seeing so much growth and confidence shine through these amazing young kaitiaki. We graciously thank you for your continued support of this mahi and their ultimate success. Have a wonderful weekend!
Nga mihi nui,
Kayla Keyes
Education Director
Tangaroa Research Institute of Oceanographic Studies (TriOceans)
32/10 Klinac Lane • Waipapa • 0295 • New Zealand
Have your say about proposed sustainability measures for fish stocks
/in News, Taiao / EnvironmentJust sharing links to the consultation documents below, please have your say. Consultations close on Feb 8th so not much time Arohamai.
Consultation documents
Review of sustainability measures for scallop (SCA 1 and SCA CS) for 2022 [PDF, 2.9 MB]
Review of sustainability measures for rock lobster (CRA 1,7 and 8) for 2022 [PDF, 1.9 MB]
Review of sustainability measures for hapuku/bass (HPB 7 and 8) for 2022 [PDF, 1.3 MB]
Review of sustainability measures for redbait (RBT 7) for 2022 [PDF, 581 KB]
Review of sustainability measures for southern blue whiting (SBW 6B) for 2022 [PDF, 752 KB]
If you require hard copies of documents or any other information, email FMSubmissions@mpi.govt.nz
Summary table of the proposals
Stocks proposed to have their catch limits, allowances, and deemed values reviewed as part of the 1 April 2022 sustainability round.
Making your submission
You must send us your submission before 5pm on Tuesday, 8 February 2022.
We encourage you to use the submission template to help you give feedback.
Submission form – template [DOCX, 75 KB]
Email your completed submission to FMSubmissions@mpi.govt.nz
While we prefer email, you can also post your submission to:
2021 Sustainability Review
Fisheries Management
Fisheries New Zealand
PO Box 2526
Wellington 6140
New Zealand.
What to include
Make sure you tell us in your submission:
https://www.mpi.govt.nz/consultations/review-of-sustainability-measures-2022-april-round
Marine Kaitiaki Course
/in Education, News, Rangatahi, Taiao / EnvironmentSharing this notice from our whanaunga Rio Greening who has had a helping hand in this Marine Kaitiaki Course initiative for rangatahi from Te Pewhairangi/Bay of Islands. If there are any rangatahi interested we encourage whānau to support them to apply. Applications close January 8th 2022, see flyer for more details.