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Stuff Workers in Te Anau’s tourism industry will be able to carry out pest-plant eradication work during quiet times at their normal job. Eleven Fiordland tourism businesses have applied for an initiative which will assist tourism staff to earn a living wage and stay in the community. Environment Southland has received $690,000 from the Government’s Kaimahi for Nature fund, which will be used to complete pest plant control work around Te Anau, Manapouri and Milford Sound. At a Environment Council meeting on Wednesday, council biosecurity and biodiversity operations manager Ali Meade said the council was working with the Ministry of Social Development to keep the workers in their tourism jobs ​as well as giving them the opportunity to earn a living wage by carrying out plant control work on the Fiordland Buffer Zone project.

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