NZ Underwater is undertaking an independent public survey to submit to the Ministry for ongoing and future considerations of fishing allowances and commercial limits in CRA-4, CRA-7 and CRA-8.
NZ Underwater is undertaking an independent public survey to submit to the Ministry for ongoing and future considerations of fishing allowances and commercial limits in CRA-4, CRA-7 and CRA-8.
Stormwater Network Diversion and Discharge Consent for the existing and future Auckland stormwater network
Stormwater Network Diversion and Discharge Consent for the existing and future Auckland stormwater network
Wellington Water is looking for public feedback on a consent they wish to renew, which would allow them to discharge overflows of wastewater at Bluff Point when storm events overload the wastewater system.
Wellington Water is looking for public feedback on a consent they wish to renew, which would allow them to discharge overflows of wastewater at Bluff Point when storm events overload the wastewater system.
Several meetings to discuss the state of the crayfish stock in CRA 2 (the area between Pakiri and East Cape on the North Island) are underway in anticipation of a management review in early 2018.
Several meetings to discuss the state of the crayfish stock in CRA 2 (the area between Pakiri and East Cape on the North Island) are underway in anticipation of a management review in early 2018.
NZUA would like to notify members of the coming event, The Future Catch Discussion Panel. If you are concerned about declining fish stocks and the impact on recreational fishing, then this is an important event to be aware of and possibly to attend.
NZUA would like to notify members of the coming event, The Future Catch Discussion Panel. If you are concerned about declining fish stocks and the impact on recreational fishing, then this is an important event to be aware of and possibly to attend.
FishCare promotes best practice techniques to help recreational fishers reduce their impact on our inshore fisheries.
FishCare promotes best practice techniques to help recreational fishers reduce their impact on our inshore fisheries.
NZUA and PADI, who have formally partnered in various ways since 1986 to promote and provide services to the New Zealand diving, watersports and marine environmental communities, announce a cooperative ending of their formal relationship.
NZUA and PADI, who have formally partnered in various ways since 1986 to promote and provide services to the New Zealand diving, watersports and marine environmental communities, announce a cooperative ending of their formal relationship.
