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Government vows Wildlife Act changes after court ruled Mt Messenger permit unlawful

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Conservation Minister Tama Potaka says targeted and narrow changes will be made to the Wildlife Act so upcoming infrastructure developments are not delayed...

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DEC to review wildlife protection and enforcement process after seizure of Peanut the squirrel

N.Y. (WETM) – The Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Acting Commissioner for New York State has released a statement regarding its plans to review its current wildlife protection and enforcement process following the seizure of Peanut the squirrel in October of 2024. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! On Friday, March 28, Acting Commissioner of the NYS DEC Amanda Lefton announc…

3 days ago·Albany, United States

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Government vows Wildlife Act changes after court ruled Mt Messenger permit unlawful

Conservation Minister Tama Potaka says targeted and narrow changes will be made to the Wildlife Act so upcoming infrastructure developments are not delayed...

4 days ago·Auckland, New Zealand

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Wildlife Act Fix Will Enable Economic Growth With Animal Protection

The Government intends to promptly change the law to enable these important activities to go ahead lawfully, including the building of houses and roads for example, as they have in the past with safeguards for wildlife.

4 days ago·Wellington, New Zealand

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Human-wildlife conflict: Centre rules out amending Wild Life Act to grant states more autonomy

New Delhi: The central government has no plans to amend the Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972, to grant states greater authority in dealing with wild animal ...

3 days ago·Kerala, India

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Wildlife Act fix will enable economic growth with animal protection

Prompt improvements to the Wildlife Act will ensure infrastructure developments and important conservation work can continue supporting our growing economy while protecting our precious wildlife, Conservation Minister Tama Potaka says. The High Court recently decided it was unlawful for the Department of Conservation – Te Papa Atawhai to authorise the New Zealand Transport Agency – Waka Kotahi under section 53 of the Wildlife Act to harm protect…

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