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Thank you to all who attended the launch of our event, Ripple Effect, Burger Afloat for feeding us all, Lake Dunstan Boat Club for letting us use their newly renovated building and an extra big thank you to the amazing Anna Yeoman for presenting.
We were delighted to see so many people taking the time to learn about dryland ecosystems and lizard life. It was fascinating to explore how the area used to look, why we have lost so much of the original local habitat and how we can all do our bit to protect and improve lizard populations in the region and our own gardens. For a summary of Anna's talk, Click 'Read more".
The relocation of the Kiwi Waterpark was approved by the Central Otago District Council in a variation to the original resource consent granted in 2020. With the lake being a public asset, we are disappointed the council did not seek to engage with the wider community during the decision process.
LDCT is committed to representing the communities around Lake Dunstan, and we encourage you to share your opinion with us by emailing community@lakedunstan.org. Stuff - 'Silent invasion': Weeds are escaping gardens and wreaking havoc on native ecosystems11/11/2021
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