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Blue cod waterslide

By   /  January 25, 2018  /  24/7 News, blue cod, Conservation, Department of Conservation, Environment, Jobs at DOC, Marine, Marine Reserves, Marine science, Nelson/Marlborough, New Zealand Government, Public Sector, Regions  /  Comments Off on Blue cod waterslide

MIL OSI – Source: Department of Conservation – Release/Statement Headline: Blue cod waterslide Here at DOC we go the extra mile for the species we protect, and sometimes that means creating a bespoke blue cod waterslide. Blue cod Recently one of our marine scientists headed out to Long Island – Kokomohua Marine Reserve to survey the blue […]

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Potting for cod in a Marlborough Sounds marine reserve

By   /  January 10, 2018  /  24/7 News, blue cod, cod potting, Conservation, Department of Conservation, Environment, fish, Islands, Jobs at DOC, Long Island Marine Reserve, Marine, Marine Biology, Marine Reserves, Marine science, Native animals, Nelson/Marlborough, New Zealand Government, Public Sector, Regions  /  Comments Off on Potting for cod in a Marlborough Sounds marine reserve

MIL OSI – Source: Department of Conservation – Release/Statement Headline: Potting for cod in a Marlborough Sounds marine reserve A while back we talked to Tom, a ranger in Akaroa who was working with MPI and NIWA to survey the marine reserves on Banks Peninsula. The survey looked at blue cod numbers in the two […]

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Wellington’s Big Blue Backyard: Sirens Reef in Taputeranga Marine Reserve

By   /  January 26, 2017  /  24/7 News, blue cod, Conservation, Department of Conservation, diving, Environment, Marine, New Zealand Government, Public Sector, Taputeranga Marine Reserve, Wellington/Kapiti  /  Comments Off on Wellington’s Big Blue Backyard: Sirens Reef in Taputeranga Marine Reserve

MIL OSI – Source: Department of Conservation – Release/Statement Headline: Wellington’s Big Blue Backyard: Sirens Reef in Taputeranga Marine Reserve Tracey Bates is a marine biologist working around Wellington’s marine reserves. Today she shares her experiences diving on the capital’s south coast. This story was originally published on the Scuba News New Zealand blog. New […]

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