Environment News & Events
Wellington Weekly Hunting Report April 26
Significant Boost In Bird NumbersImage right: A small Wairarapa wetland absolutely covered in waterfowl last week (Credit: Hamish Carnachan).
- Wellington
- 26/04/2018
Urgent action needed after report’s wake up call
Fish & Game has called for urgent government action on what it describes as a “sobering” official report showing wetlands, forests and waterways are coming under increasing pressure from unsustainable…
- 19/04/2018
Steady on – call for cap on tourism numbers in New Zealand high country
Fish & Game is calling on the Government to curb tourism numbers in the South Island high country, saying the pressure is now so high, it’s harming the environment and…
- 18/04/2018
Fish & Game dismisses ‘nonsense' claims about irrigation schemes
Fish & Game has dismissed as “nonsense” Irrigation New Zealand’s claims that irrigation is good for the environment.
- 17/04/2018
Will Spry Fishing Report for Reel Life March 2018
Mackenzie Country Report It's been an interesting few weeks in the Mackenzie Country lately.
- 27/03/2018
Fish & Game offers junior hunting opportunity
Fish & Game is offering 12 young people a great wetland duck hunting experience.
- Eastern
- 19/03/2018
Better wildlife habitat goal for new officer
Improving wildlife habitat and working closely with Far North iwi, community and hunters are the positive goals Northland Fish & Game’s newly-appointed Field Officer is ready to tackle.
- Northland Auckland/Waikato
- 7/03/2018
Dunedin artist's painting features on new habitat stamp
The work of a Dunedin artist, Karen Baddock, features on the 2018 New Zealand Game Bird Habitat Stamp which is being released today.
- 2/02/2018
Creasy's Column for Reel Life January 2018
By Hugh Creasy The heat is on. So is the air conditioning. There are fierce reflections from boulders that hammer the suspension.
- 31/01/2018
Otago Fish and Game chief executive calls time
Otago Fish and Game Council’s chief executive, Niall Watson has given notice of his intention to retire in the first half of the New Year.
- 19/12/2017
- Richie Cosgrove