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Tsunami survey for boaties and fishermen

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GNS Science and Massey University are conducting a study to understand your needs as a watercraft user or sea-goer regarding marine tsunami warnings and advisories in Aotearoa New Zealand

As a boatie, your participation in this survey will help ensure that future beach and marine tsunami advisories meet the needs of your community.

They are seeking participation from adult (age 18+ years) boat owners and operators in New Zealand.

Take the survey here: https://gnsscience.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0ChrL6wkOJ5z1lk

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