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2020 has given us fresh perspective, something that our new community science initiative, Wai Tūwhera o te Taiao – Open Waters Aotearoa, delivers too. Find out more in this edition of Te Pūtara, along with details about changes in chemical management and the ETS, and take part in our new survey.
The latest edition of Te Pūtara celebrates Bee Aware Month with insights into these important pollinators and what we can all do to protect them, information on the benefits of riparian planting, and much more.
This Matariki, the EPA has much to celebrate including the launch of our Mātauranga Framework, our new enforcement powers under the RMA, and the fast-track consenting process in response to COVID-19.
In this issue Chief Executive Allan Freeth reflects on our work during the pandemic; Dr. Tim Strabala explains the connection between zoonoses, COVID-19 and our work; our Safer Homes team give some tips on staying safe with chemicals; we take a look back on the recent Te Herenga national hui; and there's a fascinating insight into our eDNA outreach programme.
Our scientists and advisors talk about Māori Mātauranga, the cascading issues caused by invasive fish species, and gender equality in science; the Safer Homes team offers advice on pet care; and we link you to our Hazardous Substances pānui.
March 2019: A bit of everything