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Eugenie Sage

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  • Government takes action for nature

    Eugenie Sage August 05, 2019 9:00 AM
    The Government is set on restoring the dawn chorus and giving nature more of a helping hand, Minister of Conservation Eugenie Sage and Associate Minister for the Environment Nanaia Mahuta said today as they launched a new action plan for biodiversity in Wellington this morning. Conservation Minister Eugenie Sage launched Te Koiroa O Te Koiora – Our shared vision for living with nature, for all New Zealanders to help shape our biodiversity strategy for the next 20 years.  “New Zealand, like...
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  • Plan to reverse precarious position of hoiho/yellow-eyed penguin

    Eugenie Sage August 03, 2019 10:40 AM
    Government, Iwi and a community organisation have banded together to turn around the fortunes of the nationally endangered hoiho/yellow-eyed penguin, which recently suffered a series of poor breeding seasons. At the annual hoiho/yellow-eyed penguin symposium in Dunedin today, the Minister of Conservation Eugenie Sage announced Te Kaweka Takohaka mō te Hoiho/Yellow-eyed Penguin Recovery Strategy. It is a draft strategy to restore hoiho populations in the face of pressures from human activities, climate change, and predators alongside a supporting action plan....
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  • More support to reduce the impact of plastics

    Eugenie Sage July 18, 2019 3:00 PM
    As part of the plan to turn around New Zealand’s mounting waste problem, the Government is investing in research to reduce the impact of plastics, improve knowledge about composting, and reduce product labelling waste, the Associate Environment Minister Eugenie Sage announced in Rotorua today. “We know New Zealanders want to see less single use plastic waste and less environmental harm from plastics. Compostable packaging materials are one option when there is no reusable alternative and critically, when the materials are...
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  • Minister visits to celebrate successful return of kerbside glass recycling in Tauranga

    Eugenie Sage July 18, 2019 9:00 AM
    Tauranga City Council and the Ministry for the Environment stepped in at short notice to support kerbside glass collection in Tauranga after private kerbside glass collection services were withdrawn in March 2018. “The reintroduction of this service and its operation since October 2018 has been a great success. It is on track to help divert from landfill 6,000 tonnes of glass waste generated in Tauranga each year,” Associate Minister for the Environment, Eugenie Sage said today. “Prior to the support...
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  • Minister welcomes significant step towards Rakiura/Stewart Island becoming predator free

    Eugenie Sage July 13, 2019 2:02 PM
    A significant milestone in the journey towards achieving Predator Free Rakiura has been welcomed by the Minister of Conservation Eugenie Sage today, with the signing of a commitment to rid the island of pests. “This is an ambitious vision to back nature on Rakiura/Stewart Island. Once achieved Rakiura/Stewart Island would be the largest inhabited predator free island in the world” says Eugenie Sage. “Rakiura is home to unique endemic plants and wildlife such as the endangered Rakiura tokoeka kiwi, the...
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  • Budget boost for weed control in iconic lakes

    Eugenie Sage July 04, 2019 11:13 AM
    Several of New Zealand’s iconic lakes are getting a helping hand with a significant funding boost to help tackle the spread of aquatic weeds in the lakes said Land Information Minister, Eugenie Sage in Wanaka. “With hundreds of thousands of people visiting our major lakes each year, keeping invasive aquatic weed at bay is essential to ensure they can continue to be enjoyed by generations to come.” “I’m pleased that Budget 2019 has delivered LINZ the first increase to baseline...
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  • Innovation to keep albatrosses off tuna hooks

    Eugenie Sage July 03, 2019 5:59 PM
    The Government is investing in a sea trial of a new bait setting device that could help to eliminate seabird captures during the tuna longline setting process. Minister of Conservation Eugenie Sage and Minister of Fisheries Stuart Nash today announced the $350,000 project to test the device which sets baited hooks underwater, out of the sight and diving depth of seabirds. “New Zealand is home to more species of seabird than any other country with more albatross, petrel, shag and...
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  • Less waste for Wanaka with fresh funding

    Eugenie Sage July 03, 2019 5:57 PM
    Associate Environment Minister Eugenie Sage today announced more support for Wanaka Wastebusters to get more people involved in reducing waste. “We all need to take responsibility for reducing the impacts of waste and showing people how to do this is a great way to reduce waste and our greenhouse gas emissions from waste that goes to landfill,” says Eugenie Sage. “This initiative is particularly exciting because of its strong community focus.” $121,827 of funding from the Ministry for the Environment’s...
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  • Single-use plastic shopping bags ban kicks in

    Eugenie Sage June 30, 2019 1:13 PM
    The ban on single-use plastic shopping bags, which takes effect on 1 July, is a step towards healthier oceans and giving nature a hand, says Associate Environment Minister Eugenie Sage. “New Zealanders are proud of our country’s clean, green reputation and want to help ensure we live up to it. Ending the use of single-use plastic shopping bags helps do that” says Eugenie Sage. “From tomorrow, 1 July, the ban will cover all retailers. People who take their own re-useable...
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  • Investment in GPS technology will help save lives

    Eugenie Sage June 23, 2019 11:31 AM
    Minister for Land Information, Eugenie Sage announced Budget 2019 funding for a satellite-based augmentation system (SBAS) which will help save lives and drive innovation, alongside Minister for Transport, Phil Twyford. “I’m pleased to announce that the Government, alongside Australia, is investing in world leading technology to vastly improve the accuracy of GPS in New Zealand enabling faster and safer helicopter rescues and innovation in a range of emerging technologies,” says Eugenie Sage. “Budget 2019 set aside nearly $2m ($1.99) for...
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