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@WWFNewZealand
WWF New Zealand
5 months
🚨 LEARN THE TRUTH ABOUT BOTTOM TRAWLING Sir David Attenborough's #OceanFilm reveals the impacts of this destructive fishing practice on marine life. Yes, this is unsettling to watch but this is what's happening at the bottom of our ocean here in Aotearoa too #davidattenborough
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@WWFNewZealand
WWF New Zealand
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@mangonui08
Shane Jones
4 months
Greenpeace foreign economic vandals, trying to prevent our patriotic deepsea fishing fleet from earning a living. Bedwetters, get a real job!!
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@WWFNewZealand
WWF New Zealand
5 months
This hasn’t aged well… While the Govt is out promoting coral conservation, it’s been revealed that a NZ bottom trawler hauled up 6 tonnes of protected coral in a single trawl 🤦‍♀️ https://t.co/XlPFj8VFBz
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nzherald.co.nz
Experts said incidents involving such a large amount of coral being caught are rare.
@NewZealandMFA
Winston Peters
5 months
The Minister spoke at a small island developing states roundtable on ocean action, alongside the Prime Minister of Tuvalu, the Minister of the Sea of Cabo Verde and the Environment Secretary of the UK. Minister Peters reaffirmed New Zealand's commitment to the Global Fund for
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@WWFNewZealand
WWF New Zealand
5 months
🌊 “It’s time for NZ to act, rejoin the global conversation, and start looking after our blue backyard.” As leaders gather for the #UNOceanConference, our CEO @KaylaKingdon & former PM @HelenClarkNZ urge NZ to step up and show leadership: https://t.co/Z7Yz3GCVDl
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theguardian.com
Less than 1% of our country’s seas are highly protected and the damaging practice of bottom-trawling must be restricted
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@WWFNewZealand
WWF New Zealand
5 months
In the midst of a climate and biodiversity crisis, the Government is ploughing $200 million into underwriting new gas fields and scrapping major nature funds. Make it make sense 🤦‍♀️ Our response to #Budget2025:
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wwf.org.nz
Aotearoa’s environment is yet again the loser in the Government’s 2025 Budget, with major nature funds scrapped and millions in handouts to fossil fuel companies, says the World Wide Fund for Nature...
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@WWFNewZealand
WWF New Zealand
5 months
Sign our petition here for more cameras on commercial fishing vessels:
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@WWFNewZealand
WWF New Zealand
6 months
“Are we taking so much biomass out of the ocean, on the basis of the commercial take, that there’s not enough left in the ecosystem for nature to survive?...We have to be asking the question," says @KaylaKingdon Via @NewsroomNZ ⬇️ https://t.co/oCd5L7EDnB
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newsroom.co.nz
Fisheries Minister Shane Jones last year scrapped a limit on sea lion bycatch, but now says he would consider advice on reinstating it.
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@WWFNewZealand
WWF New Zealand
7 months
📢“This is a code red for nature," warns our CEO @KaylaKingdon on the latest 3-yearly update from the Environment Ministry. Read our full response ⬇️ #nzpol https://t.co/wzJUeU4MFe
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wwf.org.nz
The Government’s environmental scorecard confirms New Zealand is in the midst of a spiralling biodiversity crisis.
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@WWFNewZealand
WWF New Zealand
7 months
"Continued environmental destruction would undermine what is NZ’s greatest asset and most critical bit of infrastructure, which is our unique wild landscapes and our very unique and threatened species," - our CEO @KaylaKingdon told @Bloomberg #nzpol https://t.co/VwThoebI7i
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bloomberg.com
Some 150 years after the gold rush, miners are back in the New Zealand town of Reefton, betting the gold-laden “reefs” of quartz that give the town its name run much deeper than the old timers could...
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@WWFNewZealand
WWF New Zealand
7 months
There is NO justification for commercial fishing in protected areas of the Hauraki Gulf/Tīkapa Moana. #nzpol https://t.co/48xVWjeYQM
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thepost.co.nz
New campaign targets Prime Minister Christopher Luxon for “selling out” Hauraki Gulf.
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@WWFNewZealand
WWF New Zealand
7 months
"What is really gravely alarming to me is that the minister seems completely prepared to dispense with official advice in favour of baseless assertions that industry is making to him, with no credible information or data to back it up," says @KaylaKingdon https://t.co/0GUS3QtafE
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newsroom.co.nz
Shane Jones joined the fishing industry in disputing official figures but provided no evidence to back up his claims, Marc Daalder reports.
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@etangata
E-Tangata
7 months
“If we are to move forward together to counter the twin existential crises of climate change and biodiversity loss, then we need to ensure tangata whenua are part of decision-making.” — Kayla Kingdon-Bebb and Carwyn Jones. https://t.co/f3HU2klsus
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@WWFNewZealand
WWF New Zealand
8 months
The ability for regional councils to place controls on fishing is vital if we want to protect our treasured marine life! Our CEO @KaylaKingdon and Conservation Impact Manager Jamie Fowler spoke to Select Committee about this today. Full submission in comments⬇️ #nzpol
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@WWFNewZealand
WWF New Zealand
8 months
As the Govt's infrastructure summit gets underway, this is a timely reminder from @KaylaKingdon that #nature is New Zealand's GREATEST asset and most important infrastructure. Link in comments ⬇️ #nzpol #NaturePositive #WaronNature #NZ
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@UNBiodiversity
UN Biodiversity
8 months
The high seas represent 2/3 of our ocean, but only 1% are protected. What could benefit from establishing high seas marine protected areas? Whale sharks and other highly migratory species, for starters. via @pewenvironment
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@HelenClarkNZ
Helen Clark
8 months
#NZ is fast becoming a pariah for its destructive fishing practices. It now wants to catch Australia’s quota of orange roughy & increase limits for how much deep-sea coral bottom trawlers take. Australia abandoned such fishing years ago. @deepseaconserve
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nzherald.co.nz
New Zealand is among 17 nations meeting in Chile to negotiate high seas fishing policy.
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