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The Forum's former Executive Officer has a new podcast covering stories from and about Aotea Great Barrier Island. Listen at the link below! 🐳 ... See MoreSee Less

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Brilliant

Amazing line up of people, great interviews

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We must reduce, remove and eradicate Caulerpa.

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They knew the weed would take over when we were in Great Barrier Dec 2021! They did absolutely NOTHING about it during lockdowns. Had they acted then it would not have spread. Damn the labour Government 🤬🤬🤬🤬

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😍Who is ready for the Term 1 21 Day Challange?! 'The Hauraki Gulf' 21 Day Challenge runs from 1st March - 12th April 2024.

Look at all the classes participating from around NZ!

You will be taken above and below the glistening waters of the Hauraki Gulf to meet all the amazing species and their habitats, learn about the challenges the Gulf is facing, and be inspired by the amazing people making it a better place.

Click on the link below to register!

www.youngoceanexplorers.com/yoe/c/2148828115692/signin
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What might the Hauraki Gulf look like in in 150 years time? What might you see if you dive under the water? There's a good chance it could be abundant, biodiverse and full of mauri - if - we take action now. Read more in our just released fictional State of the Gulf 2173 report by Professors Simon Thrush (UoA) and Conrad Pilditch (UoW). University of Auckland - Waipapa Taumata Rau The University of Waikato

gulfjournal.org.nz/2023/11/the-state-of-the-hauraki-gulf-marine-park-tikapa-moana-te-moananui-a-t...
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It will be dead

The NZ government have let EVERY SINGLE New Zelander down by not getting on top of the weed that was only at Great Barrier in a few of the harbours during Covid. Had they acted in time (which they knew) they could have killed the noxious weed. Now it has spread out of control and will wipe out everything on the sea floor. Shame on them!

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