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BLAKE Inspire applications are still open for 2025! 💚🌿
Are you a 16-18 year old keen to get some hands on experience in te taiao? Together with our friends at Ministry for the Environment, we are looking for 140 young people from across Aotearoa to be inspired to make change for the environment. Link to apply 👇
www.blakenz.org/programmes/blake-inspire/blake-inspire-application/
Applications close this Sunday at 11.59pm!!! You don’t want to miss this opportunity! 🤩
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We're so grateful to have had the support of Chapman Tripp over the years and are proud to feature in their 2024 Report as they celebrate an incredible milestone – 150 years!
"For a small non-profit, it is incredibly valuable having the backing of an organization with the professionalism and expertise of Chapman Tripp – it gives us increased confidence to pursue our goals and, without question, has increased the impact we have." BLAKE CEO James Gibson.
Their report highlights the extensive community impact they've fostered throughout the years, featuring a look at their support for BLAKE. You can read it in full below 😊
chapmantripp.com/media/hyfb3wxz/community-report-2024.pdf
Congratulations, @chapmantripp
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Meet the short-tail stingray/whai! 💙
BLAKE is proudly backing this magnificent creature for the upcoming Fish of the Year competition, hosted by Mountains to Sea Conservation's Trust. Voting will open from March 1st and we'd love your support!
Did you know? These impressive creatures (Bathytoshia brevicaudata) can grow up to 4.5 meters long (including tail) and they're known for the distinctive "smiley face" on their underside - a feature we all love!
The competition isn't just about picking favorites - it's about raising awareness for the challenges our awesome ika face while celebrating the biodiversity in Aotearoa's waters.
Ready to support the whai? Voting opens next month at www.mountainstosea.org.nz.
What do you love about the whai?!
#Seaweek2025 #fishoftheyear
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