Jack Patchet experiences the effects after a 1080 poison drop
The Department of Conservation’s 1080 drop poisoned all kea on Jack’s property. The farm is 120 years old and the kea had been on the property for this long. DOC told Jack he was to emotional and to find the science before he makes any comments to them about 1080.
Department of Conservation Independent Poisoned Cow Investigation – nothing “independent” about it.
The Department of Conservation has initiated an ‘independent” investigation following the death of 8 cows killed in its recent aerial 1080 poisoning operation. But is the independent investigation really independent? Video courtesy of The Graf Boys
Wild Boar Botulism Family Speaks Out – the full story …
On the 10th of November three members of a Putaruru family were struck down with violent food poisoning. Within hours they were comatose. Five weeks later, two close friends who supported the family members, told their story to Steve and Clyde Graf, who work with TV Wild.
Poisoning Paradise – Ecocide New Zealand
For over 15 years the New Zealand Government has been systematically dropping massive amounts of food, laced with a cruel and universally toxic poison, into its forest ecosystems.
Enough poison every year to kill the entire population of New Zealand 4 times over. No other country in the world is doing, or has ever done, anything remotely similar, on such a scale.
We look at the science behind 1080 poison so you can decide if this is something that we should stop.
Rescue Helicopters Used to Poison Deer – Tourists Speak Out – Mt Aspiring National Park
It’s the peak of the tourism season, and the Department of Conservation aerially spread 1080 poison bait across 38,000 hectares of the waterways the visiting trampers are drinking from. Hear what they have to say …
Introduction to the Index to the Environmental Risk Management Authority’s 1080 Documents
- The quality of the data used by ERMA in making its decision and setting controls.
- The risks to biodiversity and human health caused by 1080 poison.
- The quality of the scientific data supplied by the applicants (the Department of Conservation and the Animal Health Board) to support its use.
The Index was designed to make access to the information used by ERMA easy and fast. It is arranged into 49 subject sections (e.g. bats, invertebrates, Tb). Each section contains quotes from the following documents, in turn:
- Agency’s Appendices A-T (the information gathered for ERMA’s Committee by ERMA’s Agency)
- Applicants’ References (scientific references supplied by DoC and the AHB)
- Submitters
- Committee Decision
For each subject, the quotes from the Committee Decision come last, so you can examine how the Committee has responded to the information given to it.
It is intended that the quotes in this index are not used in isolation but as a means of accessing the information used by ERMA. For each quote in the Index the name of the original document and the page number are provided so you can find it in the original document. An additional number is also provided – this refers to a number stamped on a copy of the original documents (this makes finding the quote very easy).
VIEW ERMA INDEX HERE
The stamped copies of the original documents are available here ERMA DOCUMENTS
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