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Wooded Island blooms

With a pair of binoculars and a bag full of nature books slung across his chest, Russell Heinrichs led a group of 20 or so wildflower enthusiasts down a bark-mulch

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Ponds created to protect reservoir's newts

The orange-bellied amphibians breed in ponds during spring and can live for up to 15 years.

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Marine Environment and Water Quality Among Research Projects Approved Under EPA Funding Round

It says the funding will support more than 200 research staff across 13 organisations

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Suspected avian botulism cases in birds in Waimanu Lagoons 15 February - Kapiti DC

Suspected avian botulism cases in birds in Waimanu Lagoons 15 February - Kapiti DC
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Suspected Avian Botulism Cases In Birds In Waimanu Lagoons

A number of dead waterfowl have been removed from Waimanu Lagoons, Waikanae. It’s suspected that avian botulism , a disease that causes paralysis and death in birds and fish, is the cause of the mortalities. While the cases have been detected at .

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