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By Brian Vayndell

Welcome to spooky season, e hoa! This year, instead of the fiction you’d expect around Halloween, we’ve decided to bring you some real-life scares from the biosecurity world.
Sometimes, after all, reality is way scarier than the imagination… 

Frightful Fish – Koi carp 

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What does it look like for a community to ‘always be naturing’? After 10 years of Kids Greening Taupō, Media and Communications Advisor Krysia Nowak finds out.

Rangatahi celebrating 10 years of Kids Greening Taupō |...

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The Hauraki Gulf / Tīkapa Moana Marine Protection Act officially passed into law on Saturday 25th of October. It’s important that you have a good grasp on what the protection act is, why it’s coming into effect and what it means for you.

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By Lucy Holyoake

Evaluating if a river is safe to cross, and knowing the best way to do so is a vital skill for trampers in the backcountry.

Here are some of the lessons I learned at a river safety course, and why I think you should do one too.

I’ve heard a lot of stories of river crossings gone wron...

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By Joe Harawira, Pouwhakahaere

Always Be Naturing from a te ao Māori perspective

Our kaupapa ‘Always Be Naturing‘ is a call to all New Zealanders to take action, but what does that mean to Māori who already embrace the ideas o...

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