The government will introduce 19 new marine protection areas, increasing coverage to 18 per cent of the Gulf from 6 per cent now Read more at straitstimes.com.
WELLINGTON – New Zealand will triple marine protection in the Hauraki Gulf and restrict fishing in almost a fifth of the 4,000 sq km area off the coast of its largest city Auckland to curb pollution and safeguard ecosystems.
The Hauraki Gulf, which lies off Auckland’s east coast, is used for recreational and commercial fishing as well as by tourism operators and sailors. Mr Hipkins said the economic value of the Gulf has been assessed at NZ$100 billion .
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