
Trout farming decision major setback for Māori
A Cabinet decision meaning that Government will not review legislation preventing the commercialisation of trout is a major setback for the potential growth of the
“Global wildstock fisheries are in decline while demand for protein is growing. It is prudent for Ngā Iwi i Te Rohe o Te Waiariki and indeed all Māori to critically investigate alternative ways to supply kaimoana for whānau and for valuable world food markets.
We are exploring sustainable, resilient aquaculture opportunities – how we can do this together, care for our moana and importantly, grow our whānau!”
❗️HUI REMINDER❗️
Smart Māori Aquaculture hui
Friday 16 April 10:00am – 3:30pm, Terere marae, 50A Te Rere Pā Road Ōpōtiki.
👉RSVP to Chris Karamea Insley I Chair, Te Waiariki Iwi Aquaculture
Phone: +64 21 972782 or Email: chris@tearawafisheries.maori.nz
More info here ➡
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