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Tai Eru

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Beetle the thorn in thistle's side

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Image size: 1.7MB. Caption: The green thistle beetle larva

Image size: 6MB Caption: Sisam and Sons Ltd Infrastructure Manager Bill Wycherley and Environment Bay of Plenty Pest Plant Office Des Pooley release the beetle.

Asiatic Knotweed targeted for control

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Caption: Asiatic Knotweed

Environment Bay of Plenty to fund University of Waikato role

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Pictured: Environment Bay of Plenty Chairman John Cronin (left) and University of Waikato Vice Chancellor Professor Roy Crawford sign a Memorandum of Agreement for a Chair in Coastal Science

Flowering privet a common problem

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Caption: Chinese privet

Wave Buoy back in the water

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Caption: Environment Bay of Plenty's Wave Buoy being returned to the water.

Councils work together on sea lettuce

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Caption: Environment Bay of Plenty Senior Environmental Scientist Stephen Park.

Whitebait considered during stopbank works

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Caption: Environment Bay of Plenty Principal Works Engineer Tony Dunlop and Environmental Scientist Matt Bloxham inspect stopbank maintenance works on the Whakatane River near the Landing Road Bridge. In front of the pair is the start of a cut which will be developed into a whitebait spawing area.

Free computer recycling event on this weekend

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 Caption: Volunteers at last year's eDay collect and sort computers.