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Wednesday, 4 August 2021, 6:12 pm The Conservation Minster’s handling of a ministerial review into the governance of Fish and Game will see hunters and anglers side-lined from the organisation they pay for, National’s Conservation spokesperson Jacqui Dean says. “Fish and Game receives no Government money, yet the implementation steering group, led by former Department of Conservation staffer Ray Grubb is embarking on changes that will see the Conservation Minister wield significant power and control over the user pays organisation. “It’s a massive overreach for the Conservation Mi...

Press Release – New Zealand National Party The Conservation Minsters handling of a ministerial review into the governance of Fish and Game will see hunters and anglers side-lined from the organisation they pay for, Nationals Conservation spokesperson Jacqui Dean says. Fish and Game … The Conservation Minster’s handling of a ministerial review into the governance of Fish and Game will see hunters and anglers side-lined from the organisation they pay for, National’s Conservation spokesperson Jacqui Dean says. “Fish and Game receives no Government money, yet the implementation steerin...

Dr Adam Canning taking a water sample during an earlier scientific project in the Manawatu Region. Top New Zealand freshwater scientists have answered the question of how much nutrients should be permitted in our rivers to maintain ecosystem health. ...

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Saturday, 1 May 2021, 1:03 pm The government through the Department of Conservation seems to make a major play for state ownership of the public’s fish and game resources and sport via the department’s review of the Fish and Game organisation says the Council of Outdoor Recreational Associations of New Zealand (CORANZ). “The call by the review is to strip the fishing and hunting public of its right to manage its affairs, in return for an increased fishing and hunting licence fees to fund the paid positions of government appointees,” said Andi Cockroft, CORANZ chairman. Cockroft said...