Hon KIRITAPU ALLAN: More good news. A range of projects in Fiordland are receiving funding coming at an important time for another beautiful region for which international tourism is a key part of their local economy. These include bringing the park to the people through trail enhancement: $973,000 for the Fiordland Trails Trust to protect threatened bird species; Tamatea Restoration has received $700,000 for the Pure Salt cruises to develop and use new technologies to eliminate predators within the Tamatea/Dusky Sound region; the Routeburn Dart Wildlife Trust predator trapping project has received $4,116 for additional predator control in the Routeburn, Dart and nearby valleys; and the Big Bay/Awarua ecosystem restoration has received $383,000 to establish a trapping network at Big Bay /Awarua and Waituna Lagoon to help protect vulnerable native birds such as fernbirds, bittern, rail, and kākā.