Environment News - February 2012

Predator-proof fence for Omaha

A proposal to build a pest-proof fence across the northern spit at Omaha has been granted resource consent by Auckland Council.

Omaha Shorebird Protection Society chair David Stone says the society is delighted with the decision.
“Optimistically, we hope construction will start in June, depending on building consents and contracts,” he says.

Birds and dogs don’t mix

The Kawau Bay Shore Bird Awareness Group is concerned that Auckland Council’s decision to relax bylaws around dogs being leashed on beaches will be the final nail in the coffin for many coastal bird species.

Setting aside time to consider the sea

The annual Seaweek event will be held next month and will consider the theme One Ocean – Too Much Love? Turning the Tide.

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