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Planting trees on Crown land could be a win-win for biodiversity and climate action – if they are natives

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Forest & Bird says the Government could be onto a winner with their proposal to plant trees on Crown-owned land – but only if those trees are natives. 

Ombudsman investigates Ministry for the Environment while fast-track is debated in Parliament 

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Forest & Bird today released a letter from the Ombudsman outlining an investigation into the Ministry for the Environment (MfE) over a refusal to release information under an OIA about the Fast-track Approvals Bill.   

Nursery champions

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A quiet Forest & Bird volunteer effort in Wainuiomata is helping restore native forests and wetlands in the Greater Wellington region. By Caroline Wood

Feather Brains

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By David Hill. Illustrated by Kelly Body.

Meet Ōtautahi Youth event leader, Jessica Przychodzko

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Jessica Przychodzko is a leader for the Ōtautahi Christchurch Hub of Forest & Bird Youth.

Ōpaoa Reserve/ Marshall Place Nature Reserve

Ōpaoa Reserve/ Marshal Place Nature Reserve is a Council Reserve, which the local Forest & Bird branch are involved with, along with the Lions and the Leos.

The Holdaway family planted native trees alongside the Ōpaoa river in the 1930s, and continued to look after them and plant more trees. When the Council cleared plants along the river there was pressure to leave the the trees in this area, as they were by then a well established stand of native trees.

Manawatū Branch December 2024 Monthly talk

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Join the Manawatū branch December Annual Social meeting to listen to Tod Palenski talk about Tradescantia Beetle and share some treats.

Summer 2024 Forest & Bird Magazine

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Making a difference

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Meet the Forest & Bird staff, volunteers, and communities working to restore wildlife on the Whangaparāoa Peninsula. By Jenny Hanwell

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