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Can genomics save hoiho?

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DNA data can give us tools to aid the recovery of yellow-eyed penguins 
on the Aotearoa mainland, but only a change in human behaviour can give 
them a fighting chance of avoiding extinction, as Jane Young explains.

Report into kiwi deaths at Cape Sanctuary is long overdue

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Forest & Bird welcomes a report into kiwi deaths at Cape Sanctuary released today by the Department of Conservation (DOC) but questions why it has taken five years for it to act.

Do it for the Tweets - Ōrewa - Conservation week

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In celebartion of ConservationWeek / Te Wiki Tiaki Ao Tūroa the Pest Free Hibiscus Coast Project is organizing an exciting event at the Ōrewa library.

Kevin and Gill Adshead & Virginia Moreno – Mataia and Forest Bridge Trust

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Kevin and Gill Adshead & Virginia Moreno – Mataia and Forest Bridge Trust

Stephen Davies – Bird Banding, why, how and how many!

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Stephen Davies – Bird Banding, why, how and how many!

Forest & Bird Annual Report 2022

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2022 Forest & Bird | Te reo o te taiao ANNUAL REPORT

Forest & Bird’s 99th year of advocating for te taiao was one of its busiest, a reminder that our role is just as relevant now as it was in 1923 when Captain ‘Val’ Sanderso

NelsonTasman: Evening talk by Alison Ballance about Takahe

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Alison Ballance will talk on “Takahē - bird of dreams”.

Sanderson Lecture | Our beautiful islands

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On Saturday 29 July 2023, Dame Anne Salmond delivered her Sanderson Lecture at the Sanderson Dinner (following Forest & Bird's Centennial Conference).

State of the Nation address

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On Saturday 29 July 2023, Nicola Toki delivered her State of the Nation address to a room full of delegates at Forest & Bird's Centennial Conference.

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