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Aquarium animals being used as pawns in lease dispute, Port Marlborough boss says

In his first interview since the announcement, Port Marlborough chief executive Rhys Welbourn said the port was “incredibly disappointed” that EcoWorld director John Reuhman was using the animals as “pawns in his game”. The port had been told by mana whenua, the Department of Conservation, and the Zoo and Aquarium Association that the aquarium could be cleared without its animals being euthanised. The creatures could be released or rehomed. “The future for the animals is a decision for EcoWorld, but we are working with the Zoo and Aquarium Association Australasia (ZAA) to assist with solutions for the re-homing or release of the animals where required,” Welbourn said.

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Picton aquarium to close after port landlord decides not to renew lease

Brya Ingram Janelle White, the new manager of the EcoWorld Aquarium & Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre in Picton, has a diverse array of skills to pour into her passion. The centre rescued and rehabilitated native animals, including more than 100 little blue penguins, and had bred and released more than 50 yellow-crowned parakeets. Reuhman said some species would be saved, such as the tuatara, but relocation would take time. “You can’t do things in five minutes, basically Port Marlborough just regard us as a boat shed. They just think they can shut us down almost overnight,” he said. BRYA INGRAM/STUFF A tuatara at EcoWorld Aquarium and Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre.

I feel sick : Picton aquarium s native animals face slaughter as port company forces their closure, director says

I feel sick : Picton aquarium s native animals face slaughter as port company forces their closure, director says Newshub 7 hrs ago © Provided by Newshub More than 117 native animals might have to be euthanised as Picton s iconic EcoWorld aquarium and rehabilitation centre is being forced to close - after almost 20 years of saving wildlife and educating the public, the facility s director says. EcoWorld says the Marlborough District Council s port company, Port Marlborough New Zealand, advised them in April its 20-year lease at Picton Wharf wouldn t be renewed - so the building can be repurposed as part of the Port of Marlborough-KiwiRail redevelopment.

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