The NZ Outdoors Party is calling for an immediate moratorium on OSPRI’s aerial toxin operations. Today OSPRI admitted to poisoning 90% of the deer on a 62,000 hectare block of Molesworth station in a botched aerial 1080 operation. The Outdoors Party have evidence that this same operation resulted in the
Press release from the NZ Outdoors Party. 8/01/2019 The NZ Outdoors Party totally supports the call by the SPCA to stop using the poison 1080. The SPCA have been very brave in standing up for the rights of the animals involved. “Hunters who have seen the dreadful agonising death wild
After six months of data analysis, we are proud to release the findings of how little OSPRI monitor the effectiveness of their aerial 1080 operations. The report can be found here. Or read using this online viewer:-
Eugene Sage has had a hatred for introduce game animals since her many years working as a Forest and Bird campaigner and her anti deer zealotry shows no sign of letting up as she puts the Game Animal Council on notice. The New Zealand Outdoors party said today “They will
Some time ago we wrote to the Chief Executive of Landcorp, Steve Carden, Minister of Conservation, Hon Eugenie Sage, Minister of Agriculture, Hon Damian O’Connor and OSPRI regarding the mass poisoning of hundreds of deer on Molesworth station back in October 2017. Some, like Damian O’Connor neither acknowledged nor responded,
PRESS RELEASE NZ OUTDOORS PARTY OSPRI 1080 PROTOCOLS CALLED INTO QUESTION The NZ Outdoors Party is calling on OSPRI to test all animal carcasses found on Waianakarua beach, Otago, following its recent aerial 1080 drop upstream. Both Waitaki District Council and 1080 Paw Patrol have released photographs on Facebook of
1080 – My view. Alan Simmons As a landowner in the central North Island not a month goes by without another 1080 poisoning operation notice in my letter box. Since the 1080 “terrorist” scare the Doc, Epro or TB free NZ or whatever they call themselves these days…have been using
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