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Consultation for OSPRI 2018 programme
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Dear stakeholder/ interested party
Consultation opens for proposed 2018 TBfree pest control operations
OSPRI is now consulting on its proposed 2018 TBfree programme aerial pest control operations.
The consultation document and details about how to make a submission, are available at www.tbfree.org.nz/have-your-say.aspx
The document outlines the proposed pest control operations in support of the National Pest Management Plan for 2018. It also outlines the approach taken by OSPRI in relation to engagement for the TB management and eradication programme.
During the consultation period we will be meeting with key stakeholder groups and interest groups to get their feedback on the document.
OSPRI believes that it is important to undertake effective and timely consultation. This will provide an opportunity for people and organisations interested in, or affected by, our pest control operations, including landowners and land users, farmers, hunters and recreational land users to discuss any concerns they may have regarding the proposed operations.
If you have any immediate questions or comments please contact consultation@ospri.co.nz.
We encourage you to share this with relevant or other interested stakeholders.
Regards, Phil Dawson
PHILLIP DAWSON
OPERATIONS EXTENSION OFFICER
D 07 849 8915 | M 027 550 0182
OSPRI New Zealand Limited
CRV Building Level 2, Waikato Innovation Park, Melody Lane, PO Box 9466, Waikato Mail Centre, Hamilton 3240
P 07 849 8913 | ospri.co.nz
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Ospri Media Release
MEDIA RELEASE
2 August 2017
Consultation opens for proposed 2018 TBfree pest control operations
OSPRI is now consulting on its proposed 2018 TBfree programme aerial pest control operations.
OSPRI’s TBfree consultation process involves a range of steps, from planning and operational design to postoperative reporting. Central to this is delivering national, regional and local consultations to provide an opportunity for people and organisations to gain an overview of the proposed operations and to identify what further information they may require.
OSPRI Chief Executive Michelle Edge says ‘A key step of OSPRI’s TBfree consultation process is the release of this national document to ensure that parties, land owners and land users and the general community are advised of our proposed 2018 TBfree pest control operations. This is to give interested individuals and organisations time to submit feedback and comment about planned operations and possible risks or problems that may need to be managed.’
It is important to note that as part of the regional consultation process that and well before commencement of operations, land occupiers within and adjacent to operations will also receive specific notification and personal visits. Public notification includes news media notices and clear signage at access points to operational areas, and full and transparent consent applications are undertaken.
The national consultation period runs through to Friday 29 September 2017 and there are a number of ways to make a submission, including an online submission form.
The consultation document and details about how to make a submission, are available at www.tbfree.org.nz/have-your-say.aspx
About the TBfree programme
OSPRI’s TBfree programme is working towards the complete eradication of bovine tuberculosis (TB) from New Zealand. The key goals of the programme are to eradicate TB from livestock by 2026, from possums by 2040 and from all hosts of the disease across the whole of New Zealand by 2055.
For further information
Oliver Bates
Corporate Communications Manager
04 474 7105
Colfo August Newsletter
Please find attached August 2017 Colfo Newsletter
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NZDA August 2017 Newsletter
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Please find attached NZDA August 2017 Newsletter
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Whirinaki core area bait station operation 2017 2018
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Each year the Department of Conservation runs a bait station network in the Whirinaki Te Pua a Tane conservation park, the network is located in the area adjacent to Old fort, Oruiwaka and Tangitu roads. I am writing to you to make your organisation and your members are aware of the upcoming work and to give to an opportunity to raise any concerns. Attached to this email is a letter and map providing information on the work that is planned.
If you would like more information please contact me
Hayden Spencer
Ranger, Biodiversity, Kaitiaki, Kanorau Koiora
Murupara Office, 1188 Main Road, RD1 Murupara 3079
Department of Conservation, Te Papa Atawhai
DDI (07) 366 1062 | VPN 6562
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TBfree Pest Control Programme - Umukarikari
Please find attached documents relating to TBfree Pest Control Programme - Umukarikari. Factsheet & Consult Letter.
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Isaac
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Poison Notification & TB Information
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Please find attached documents containing information of Poison Notofications.
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Cheers
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Isaac
Foundation request
The Foundation want information on your hunting trips, time hunting etc. This is to help manage the heard and to keep it healthy. Go to the Sika Foundation website, www.sikafoundation.co.nz and click on the online data. Complete the form only take about 5 minutes and each month there is a prize draw. April winner received a year subscription to NZ Hunting and Outdoor magazine.
Please support the Foundation as our Herd of Special Interest will be coming out soon before its forwarded to the Minister of Conservation, Game Animal Council.
Fly-In Hunts Organized by the Foundation - dates are now out. See the website for details. Contact for these hunts is John Cook (President). Email John on johnjack@actrix.co.nz
NZDA May/July Newsletter
Please find attached NZDA May newsletter
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Please find attached NZDA July newsletter
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COLFO Legal opinion of safes
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Please find attached information about COLFOS Legal opinion on safes. There is some useful information in there with what the police are saying about safes at the moment.
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Isaac
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Consultation on 2017 TBfree Pest Control Operations – have your say
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Hello,
We are now inviting feedback on our 2017 national plan for TBfree pest control operations.
The consultation document and details about how to make a submission are available at www.tbfree.org.nz/have-your-say.aspx.
The document outlines the proposed pest control operations in support of the National Pest Management Plan for 2017. It also outlines the approach taken by OSPRI in relation to engagement for the TB management and eradication programme.
The consultation period runs through to Friday 24 February 2017 and there are a number of ways to make a submission, including an online submission form.
During the consultation period we will be meeting with key stakeholder groups and interest groups to get their feedback on the document. As part of this we plan to host a series of information sessions in operational areas where there is likely to a high level of public and community interest.
OSPRI believes that it is important to undertake effective and timely consultation. This will provide an opportunity for people and organisations interested in, or affected by, our pest control operations, including landowners and land users, farmers, hunters and recreational land users to discuss any concerns they may have regarding the proposed operations.
If you have any immediate questions or comments please contact consultation@ospri.co.nz.
We encourage you to share this with relevant or other interested stakeholders.
Regards
Phil Dawson
Find out more about the TB Plan
The aim of the new TB Plan is to eradicate TB from New Zealand. Key details about the plan and recent review can be found in our factsheet ‘New plan to tackle TB’ and at the TB Plan review website.
The plan presents an exciting opportunity for OSPRI and the TBfree programme to build on the success to date and deliver work that benefits not just our shareholders and farmers, but also the wider communities and regions where we work.
PHILLIP DAWSON
OPERATIONS EXTENSION OFFICER
D 07 849 8915 | M 027 550 0182
OSPRI New Zealand Limited
CRV Building Level 2, Waikato Innovation Park, Melody Lane, PO Box 9466, Waikato Mail Centre, Hamilton 3240
P 07 849 8913 | ospri.co.nz
NAIT and TBfree are OSPRI programmes
KEEP UP TO DATE WITH OSPRI ON FACEBOOK AND TWITTER
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Hello everyone
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Please find Denleys attached submission to give you an idea on how to submit for yourself.
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Isaac
Game Animal Council Appointment Process
Hey everyone
Please find attached information on Appointment process of the Game animal Council.
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Isaac
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Rimutaka Poison Notification
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Hey everyone
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Please find attached information on the ongoing Miutaka poison operation.
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Isaac