Hamish Lass

Hamish Lass

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Hamish Lass is the biosecurity manager for the Bay of Plenty Regional Council, where he oversees efforts to manage invasive species and protect local ecosystems. He has been instrumental in initiatives that have led to the successful elimination of pests such as wallabies from Endean Forest, and he has expressed concerns about the rising population of brown bullhead catfish in local lakes. Lass advocates for the use of aerial 1080 as an effective tool for pest control and emphasizes the importance of long-term investment and community engagement in achieving ecological recovery.

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New Zealand New Zealand: Hamish Lass said the wallaby 'elimination' was significant because it prevented population spread into the Waikato. 8

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Bay of Planty Regional Council celebrates pest wins despite growing catfish concerns