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No to SNA

242 Comments

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Tangi Stewart
5 years ago

You have my support to reject this SNA, We are kaitiaki of our whenua, not the government.

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Billy Pawa
5 years ago

No to SNA

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Sherridon Rihari
5 years ago

I believe this is a great injustice and should be rectified...

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Mere Tata
5 years ago

Let's do this whanau.

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Huia Russell Rihari-Bewley
5 years ago

NO ..!!!

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Willy
5 years ago

NO WAY TO SNA

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Kim Fairhurst
5 years ago

I do not consent to any aspect of the SNA scheme.

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Viki Hay
5 years ago

Councils should incentivise SNA with rate reduction not place restrictions on private land, which I think is illegal.

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Darren Himiona
5 years ago

I am against SNA.

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Keith Inverarity
5 years ago

It’s not right the Regional council taking privately owned land

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Emma Thompson
5 years ago Featured

Please press pause on this policy. There needs to be consultation with land owners about SNA’s on private land, not just a mail drop saying this is happening!

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Hine Davis
5 years ago

Absolutely NO to SNA

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William Arama
5 years ago

This is criminal

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Brigitte van Dinther
5 years ago

I say No to SNA.

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Paula Lyndon
5 years ago Featured

My native bush is mine because I purchased it not the council. We have our Kiwi population monitored all the time. What will happen to them?

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Milford White
5 years ago

Keep nz grèen

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Anonymous
5 years ago

This concept is flawed. Where is the stakeholder input. NRC & FNDC please do better! We all want to look after the whenua, but not wirh this ill conceived model.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Tautoko! Council should be working with not against mana whenua and at the very least, leasing the whenua, not stealing it!

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Claire Ganantchian
5 years ago

Government needs to review the whole approach to conservation. The program Fight for the Wild gives you all the clues you need : we need more people on the ground doing the mahi, more people in the bush, checking traps while growing food. SNAs and reserves are outdated concepts for the future of the human/nature relationship. Although reserves are currently necessary to preserve the few remaining endangered species we have, keeping human activity separate from native bush is not the answer

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Tanecia Taniora
5 years ago

No to SNA