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Environment

Scallop Fisheries Closure Update SCA-7
Nov 6, 2020

Scallop Fisheries Closure Update SCA-7

In June, Fisheries New Zealand proposed to continue the current full closure of the SCA-7 scallop area (Marlborough Sounds, Tasman Bay, Golden Bay and Port Underwood) for the 2018/2019 season.

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Story of the month- Licking my Green Lips
Nov 6, 2020

Story of the month- Licking my Green Lips

I have always adored seafood. I’ll eat it in all forms- fish, shellfish, crustaceans, raw, boiled, baked, I don’t care, as long as it gets in my belly. One of the most exciting papers I have taken this semester has been solely focussed on fisheries and aquaculture and I’m thoroughly enjoying the breadth of topics covered. One lecture was spent analysing green-lipped mussel farming in New Zealand.

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Auckland Council stormwater consent application
Nov 6, 2020

Auckland Council stormwater consent application

Stormwater Network Diversion and Discharge Consent for the existing and future Auckland stormwater network

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Have your say on the Draft National Inshore Finfish Fisheries Plan
Nov 6, 2020

Have your say on the Draft National Inshore Finfish Fisheries Plan

Many of us in the underwater community are in some way involved or are affected by fisheries and now's our chance to have our say by sharing our thoughts on the Fisheries New Zealand draft plan to improve inshore finfish fisheries.

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Future catch discussion panel
Nov 6, 2020

Future catch discussion panel

NZUA would like to notify members of the coming event, The Future Catch Discussion Panel. If you are concerned about declining fish stocks and the impact on recreational fishing, then this is an important event to be aware of and possibly to attend.

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