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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ม.ค. 2023
- #kina #newzealand #diving
A call went for volunteers to help out to collect as many Kina /sea urchins from the sea bed here in wellington. The aim is to see if collecting kina would have affect of stopping seaweed forest becoming kina barren
The call was was answered from divers and free divers from dive wellington and a Facebook group called wellington underwater group . I think we broke the record for the amount collected. Hope you enjoy the video and might of learnt something new.
Here’s a Link is for more information on the kina removal project who set up this event kinaowhanganuiatara.nz
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Awesome!
Spotties not looking for a "free lunch" they are just natural opportunist feeders!
The levels of kina i saw wasn't too over the top, just a normal amount.
Increase the bag limit to 150- 200 , promlem solved and it didnt cost a cent
lol who knows that might need to happen .As kina breed very rapid.
Ah, I learned another name for Sea Urchins. Thanks!
No worries!
Last time I went back to NZ I visited diving spots that were plentiful when I was a kid in the 80s only to find the ocean floor covered in a desert of kina. Too many greedy and inconsiderate people taking more than is sustainable.
What I can remember when diving the limit is 20 . My understanding due to the kina they are causing devastation to seaweed and in some areas totally barren . I believe that’s one of the reasons of this dive event to collect kina just makes a small dent in the population . It’s like some areas in the US . Where they kill as many lion fish as possible . I wish there was another way .
Why dnt you let the people that gather these kina for food for there families take them
Thats what happened they could take as much as they wanted. They was given a permit as there is a limited of 50 kina per person. Win win 👍
Why don't they just raise the limit so people can take more?
most logic answer👍
@@richardstevens9308
Chur mean. Love this kaupapa. Need couple culls out makara
What the hell let the people get them if you're trying to eradicate them waste of food
Gve them to people that would eat them
new zealands trying to protect them not eat them
Can I come next time!? Lol
Thats food
Yes you are right. Was handed out to anyone to consume after the event. But not for me
How are they "invasive" if naturally occurring.
Think overfishing of kinas predators is the real problem
I be happy n grateful if u guys donate those for educational purposes only n I'm just asking for a friend.
Unfortunately I am no longer in NZ . 😭
And then Dave sold the big ones 😂
so the people of the land have retrictions was any of the maori elders invovled in this project or is it another goverment bull shit sheme
I know at the time there where Māoris taking part . Don’t think it was a government scheme as such . It was to protect the sea weed and other marine life habitat. None of the kina went to waste. I just volunteered to help out and found it very rewarding as kina can devastate a large areas of the sea bed . I hope that answer you question.
Clean up the pollution.
KIN AHH🤣😂😂
I know I know 🤭
LOL 🤣@@SCUBASTEVE_12
Keena...🤣
I know lol 😂
Kina get it right and hope none were wasted that's good kai there
kina are not the problem
Dumb az,that will affect the rest of the food chain.
The blue cod eat them, star fish ,seals,humans,crayfish .
Heck, i suppose they had very small roe in them as well.
Wrong time of the season 😕
Kinas have been here for thousands of years, It's part of nature obviously.
What evil is this? That's food not invasive at all
If you mean the kina ? I was told that it was eating everything but mostly seaweed making it very barren for other marine life .The kina was handy out to the divers to eat .
Do some research bro, too much Kina in one area wipes out all the other Kai!
Eat it
No 🤢
Was painfull hearing u say KENA, instead of KINA, sort it out
Yes I know sorry 😞
Without the kina the weed these things eat will multiply an strangle the reefs
You’ve got it round the wrong way.
Kina strip reefs when their main predators - generally snapper or other fish - are not plentiful enough to keep them under control.
Reefs and kelp forests and seaweed beds are breeding grounds and shelter for a large percentage of sea life.
Without weed and seaweeds and reefs the Moana suffers.