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Business Scoop » Protecting The Whitebait Fishery For Future Generations - Vimarsana News

Business Scoop » Protecting The Whitebait Fishery For Future Generations

Press Release – New Zealand Government Changes to whitebaiting regulations will improve the sustainability of threatened species, while ensuring that Kiwis can continue the tradition of catching a feed in their local river into the future, Acting Conservation Minister Dr Ayesha Verrall … Hon Dr Ayesha Verrall Minita Taupua mō Te Papa Atawhai Changes to whitebaiting regulations will improve the sustainability of threatened species, while ensuring that Kiwis can continue the tradition of catching a feed in their local river into the future, Acting Conservation Minister Dr Ayesha Verrall sa...

'Long overdue': New measures introduced to protect whitebait fishery, but Greens say more is needed - Vimarsana News

'Long overdue': New measures introduced to protect whitebait fishery, but Greens say more is needed

The changes will be phased in over three seasons.

Source: msn.com
Protecting whitebait fishery for future generations - Vimarsana News

Protecting whitebait fishery for future generations

Whitebait are a valuable part of the indigenous biodiversity of Aotearoa, and are taonga and mahinga kai for Māori," Ayesha Verrall said. "However, four...

Shorter season, gear changes: Government announces range of new rules for whitebaiting - Vimarsana News

Shorter season, gear changes: Government announces range of new rules for whitebaiting

Whitebaiting will now only be allowed in estuaries and near river mouths, and it will be paused in parts of some national parks. The season will be shorter and so will nets.

Source: rnz.co.nz