So you have spent up large on safety, got all the guards in place, supplied all the staff with PPE, checked the fire extinguishers, you even have a flash safety manual and policy in place, now you are wondering if I could just get them to act safely.
As a matter of course when reviewing topics to present in the monthly UPDATE publication I find myself looking at current issues and, in the usual context, it is 'the unfolding forward-looking' aspects connected with the subject matter that take centre stage.
On this occasion however I find that looking back in time is seemingly appropriate.
The Orokonui Ecosanctuary, situated in a picturesque landscape above Blueskin Bay approximately twenty kilometres north of Dunedin city is the only place in the mainland South Island where indigenous plants and animals, protected from introduced pests and predators (although not avian predators), can be seen as they existed a hundred years ago. The Orokonui example allows us to look back in time at an entire forest ecosystem that is almost as it was before European settlement.
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