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If you go looking for threatened species, people need to be ready to protect them. Otherwise, you’re just a tourist, Mason said. He decided to set up the event – in conjunction with the Piako Catchment Forum and the sponsorship of Manaaki Whenua-Landcare Research – after more people became interested in his work. Zero Invasive Predators The $45m Predator Free South Westland project is a step towards New Zealand becoming predator free by 2050. The main issues of the day – maintenance of big old trees in the landscape and predator control. “Big old trees are vital for our bats as ...

22 February 2021 | 09:18am StockMarketWire.com - Platinum group metals producer Sylvania Platinum posted a 70% rise in first-half profit and upped its dividend after it benefited from higher metal prices. Net profit for the six months through December increased to $40.5 million, up from $23.9 million year-on-year, as revenue jumped 44% to $85.2 million. The company achieved an average gross platinum group metal basket price of $3,184 an ounce, up from $1,830 in 2019. It declared a final dividend of 1.6p per share, up from 0.78p year-on-year, plus an additional windfall dividend of 3.75p. 'The...

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On Thursday, Jan. 21, University of New Mexico President Garnett Stokes released her pre-recorded 2021 State of the University address, reflecting on last year’s major events like the pandemic and community protests. “We have endured one of the most disruptive eras in our nation’s history, from a global (sic) pandemic ...

Submitted by the Alzheimer’s Association. Before Melissa Dever can talk with people about Alzheimer’s support services, she knows there are a couple of questions she has to answer. “One of the first questions people want to know when you interact with them is ‘who are you? Where are you from? Who are you related to? All of that matters,’” said Dever, an Alzheimer’s Association program director who works with Appalachian communities in southeast Ohio. “I drive a tractor, I am out in the hayfield, I do all the things that they do to let them know I am relatable. We do a lot of �...