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Sam Woolford - Marine
Marine – Every scallop counts
Another year has passed since we last had freshly gathered scallops from the Hauraki Gulf on our plates. The Northland and Coromandel scallop fisheries have...
Marine – A real solution to depletion
Communities like Mahurangi continue to pay the price for decades of poorly managed fisheries. Right now, we’re dealing with temporary closures to shellfish harvesting, bans...
Marine – Time out for tarakihi
Tarakihi is a kiwi icon. That’s what makes it so devastating that east coast tarakihi is the latest fish stock to collapse under the outdated...
Marine – Breathing room
Common sense has prevailed. For now. The controversial Fisheries Amendment Bill has been put on ice. Last month, Minister for Oceans and Fisheries Shane Jones...
Marine – Restoring rock pools consultation
Rock pools are being stripped bare. Our intertidal coastline is under growing pressure, and we can no longer ignore the damage. Local communities have genuine...
Marine – The Bill is not dead … yet!
When Kiwis care deeply about something, we make ourselves heard. More than 30,000 Kiwis spoke up and made a submission in May opposing the Fisheries...
Marine – Kill the Amendment Bill
The Minister for Oceans and Fisheries Shane Jones has been working closely with the commercial fishing industry to cook up a concoction of changes to...
Marine – Gulf needs bold leadership
Getting on, under or near the water quiets the everyday noise of life. For many of us, the Hauraki Gulf is filled with memories of...
Marine – Intertidal zones need more than bandaids
Being able to step out the door with a bucket and gather pipi used to be one of the simple joys of living near the...
Marine – Opportunity knocks
It’s no secret that the Hauraki Gulf is a unique place. So special, in fact, that more than 25 years ago, it was given the...
