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Mahoe-nui Autumn Maintenance 2

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We meet at 9am on the corner of Wakefield Avenue and Colenso St (Sumner) to register and carpool up to the site, beside Evans Pass Rd, to meet the ranger at 9.15 am.

Mahoe-nui Autumn Maintenance 1

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We meet at 9am on the corner of Wakefield Avenue and Colenso St (Sumner) to register and carpool up to the site, beside Evans Pass Rd, to meet the ranger at 9.15 am. 

Giraffe Weevils - a 'long' time coming

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When you look at a giraffe weevil, the only word that comes to mind is ‘long’. Let's rubberneck a curiously clumsy but instantly recognisable critter. The Giraffe Weevil - Forest & Bird Youth Creature Feature, February 2025.

Bioblitz Chartwell Reserve, Wellington

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Starting Monday 6th, Forest & Bird Wellington Branch is holding a bioblitz to quantify the biodiversity of Chartwell Reserve, and it

Kāpiti-Mana: Branch Newsletter, December 2024

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North Taranaki Newsletter December 2024

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Forest & Bird pledges to oppose destructive fast-track projects after today’s Parliamentary vote on the controversial bill

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Forest & Bird is pledging to oppose environmentally damaging projects that are put through the fast-track environmental override voted on in Parliament this afternoon.

Fight for freshwater

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With your help, we can clean up our waterways and build a smarter, greener economy.

Let's be crystal clear

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Our precious rivers and lakes are under threat, and we need your help to send an important message to the Prime Minister. By Tom Kay

Southern underbirds

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Epic efforts are underway to save the last 101 pukunui southern New Zealand dotterels from extinction. By Kerrie Waterworth

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