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Information about the Experiencing Marine Reserves (EMR) marine education programme
MPA news is a Global News and Analysis on Marine Protected Areas. In this May_June 2010 issue the education spotlight is on our very own Experiencing Marine Reserves programme. This issue features : The oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico contributing millions of litres of crude oil entering the water column daily The MPA around the Chagos Archipelego touted as the largest MPA in the world, yet the degree in which fishing will be restricted remains unclear MPA law enforcement Whale Sanctuary in Tokelau Phoenix Islands Protected Area starts fundraising; no-take area to increase over time and much more…
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Don’t stop thinking about tomorrow, an article by roger Grace for Dive NZ magazine, March 2010.
History of the Whangarei Harbour Marine Reserve
Seaweek poster for A4 printing
Seaweek poster 2010 for A3 printing
Callum M Roberts and Julie P Hawkins, fully protected marine reserves - a guide, answers all your questions about marine reserves. Fantastic summary points and key lessons for the creation of new reserves.
Annual report for Mountains to Sea Conservation Trust - home for marineNZ
Proceedings from the National Freshwater and Marine Wananga - Conference 2009
National Marine and Freshwater Education Wananga - Conference Whakapaumahara Marae, Whananaki, Northland Wednesday 7th – Friday 9th October, 2009
Theme: Mountains to Sea – Engaging communities in marine and freshwater conservation.mountains_to_sea_conservation_trust_conference_programme_2009.pdf
National Marine and Freshwater Education Wananga – Conference 2010
Whakapaumahara Marae, Whananaki, Northland Wednesday 6th – Saturday 9th October, 2010
Theme - Mountains to Sea – Collaboration for conservation of our marine and freshwater environments in schools and communities.
Purpose An inspirational professional development and networking opportunity for all those involved or interested in freshwater and marine conservation.
Objectives • Provide a forum for marine and freshwater educators to network about education for sustainability initiatives & projects. (School and/or community based). • To provide professional development. • To provide a forum to discuss ideas on how we can collaborate in marine and freshwater conservation. • Ensure strong delivery of Experiencing Marine Reserves (EMR) and Whitebait Connection (WBC) concepts around New Zealand.
Wananga Highlights: • Experience what EMR and WBC do and find out how they can support or work with you towards enhanced freshwater and marine environments through community education and engagement. • Keynote address from Hone Taumaunu. Learn about a successful collaboration between Ngati Konohi and Department of Conservation to achieve marine conservation. What is the moana suite? • Hear presentations, meet and discuss with experts in marine and freshwater science, conservation and education. • Learn about Project Twin Streams, an integrated community development approach. Keynote address from Tony Miguel. • Find out about innovative new education for sustainability resources & projects. • See the EMR and WBC programmes in action. • Conference dinner with a difference! • Snorkel the Poor Knights Islands marine reserve.
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