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Risk of bird monitoring leading to increased predation

T. Benseman made this Official Information request to Department of Conservation

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From: T. Benseman

Dear Department of Conservation,

Please provide a copy of any studies you have done on the increased risk your workers pose to our native creatures by standing in the entrances of their burrows/nests where scent is likely very high, then traipsing this scent over long distances, thus increasing the likelihood of interdiction by predators, which are then able to locate nests and kill the occupants.

Thanks,

T. Benseman

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Dear T. Bensemann

On behalf of the Director-General of the Department of Conservation, I confirm receipt of your request below.
Your request has been forwarded to the relevant business group for processing. You will receive a reply in accordance with the requirements of the Official Information Act 1982.

Yours sincerely

Government Services
for Director-General

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From: Julie Knauf
Department of Conservation

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Attachment Keedwell and Sanders 2002 Nest monitoring and predator visitation at nests of banded dotterels.pdf
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Dear T Benseman,

 

Please find attached our response to your Official Information Act request
dated 5^th August 2019.

 

 

Ngâ mihi

 

Fathima Iftikar

 

(Acting for) Julie Knauf, Director – Terrestrial Science, Biodiversity
Group

Kaihautû, Pûnaha Taiâo - Kâhui Kanorau Koiora
Department of Conservation - Te Papa Atawhai
18-32 Manners St.
P.O.Box 10-420, Wellington 6011

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