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Retaining ecological integrity key to Manuherikia - Vimarsana News

Retaining ecological integrity key to Manuherikia

Murray Neilson fires back in his ongoing debate with Gerrard Eckhoff over the future of Manuherikia river. Gerrard Eckhoff (ODT 14.8.23) accuses...

Source: odt.co.nz
Need to grab geese problem 'by the wings' | Otago Daily Times Online News - Vimarsana News

Need to grab geese problem 'by the wings' | Otago Daily Times Online News

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Let’s hope it’s not a skein of geese hitting a passenger aircraft. Mary Williams reports on the increasing risk of...

Source: odt.co.nz
Changes planned for backcountry fishing licences - Vimarsana News

Changes planned for backcountry fishing licences

Fish & Game NZ is looking to change its backcountry fishing system, making it more expensive and harder for overseas anglers to fish the waters....

Source: odt.co.nz
Limit on new water rights in Otago to constrain farmers and growers - Vimarsana News

Limit on new water rights in Otago to constrain farmers and growers

Farmers, orchardists, winemakers and hydropower companies, mostly in central Otago, will be affected by new rules revealed by the Environment Court.

Hundreds of dead eel, trout in Dunedin stream - Vimarsana News

Hundreds of dead eel, trout in Dunedin stream

Hundreds of dead eels and trout have been discovered in the Lower Silver Stream near Dunedin. Fish & Game Otago field officer Jack Harland measures oxygen levels in lower Silverstream. At the time of measuring the oxygen levels were half of what they should be and still near toxic levels for fish. Photo: Fish and Game A fisherman alerted Fish and Game and Otago Regional Council staff visited the stream last night. Fish and Game spokesman Ian Hadland said the likely cause of death was warm, low oxygen inflows of ponded floodwater from surrounding farmland. He said rotting grass and vegetatio...

Source: rnz.co.nz