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Source: NIWA – National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research Researchers have recovered a scientific buoy from the Kāpiti Marine Reserve that went missing in late March. On Friday afternoon, the buoy was successfully hauled to the surface in a joint effort by NIWA, DOC and the Greater Wellington Regional Council (GWRC). NIWA physical oceanographer Dr Joe O’Callaghan describes the recovery as a “huge relief” following several attempts to retrieve the buoy. WRIBO-K (Wellington Region Integrated Buoy Observations – Kāpiti)  ]” title=””>After an initial inspection, Dr O’Callaghan believes the buoy was not hit by a vessel. “We will do some further forensics over the next few weeks but it appears that the depth and swift currents at the Kāpiti location made for challenging conditions for the mooring.”

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