Gisborne District Council wants anyone with an interest in beekeeping to take part in a short survey.
The survey began on Monday and can be filled out online until noon Tuesday, May 31.
“We want to understand how private beekeeping has changed over the past 10 years to ensure any alterations to the bylaw work with private beekeeping practices now and in the future,” a council spokesperson said.
“To do this we need to hear from current, past and future beekeepers or anyone with a particular interest or expertise in beekeeping.”
The survey is part of an overall review of the council's Keeping of Animals, Poultry and Bees bylaw.
For more information and to complete the short survey, head to
A full public consultation on other parts of the bylaw review will happen later this year.
The survey began on Monday and can be filled out online until noon Tuesday, May 31.
“We want to understand how private beekeeping has changed over the past 10 years to ensure any alterations to the bylaw work with private beekeeping practices now and in the future,” a council spokesperson said.
“To do this we need to hear from current, past and future beekeepers or anyone with a particular interest or expertise in beekeeping.”
The survey is part of an overall review of the council's Keeping of Animals, Poultry and Bees bylaw.
For more information and to complete the short survey, head to
Review of bylaw - keeping animals, poultry and bees
www.gdc.govt.nz
A full public consultation on other parts of the bylaw review will happen later this year.