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August Monthly Talk

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Dianne John and Jen Dunlop of Picton Dawn Chorus will talk about the backyard trapping programme in Picton.

Picton Dawn Chorus - How we Taught a Town to Trap.

Forest & Bird announces top honours across Aotearoa for 2023

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Forest & Bird has announced the winners of the organisation's top honours at its awards dinner on Saturday 29 July. These include:

Bird of the Year becomes Bird of the Century to celebrate 100 years of Forest & Bird

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Forget Bird of the Year. In 2023, the stakes are even higher.  

Introducing: Bird of the Century. 

Centennial Speaker Series: Nature-Based Solutions

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In this month's Centennial Speaker Series webinar, Forest & Bird Freshwater Advocate Tom Kay will be talking about working with nature to avoid disasters - how 'making room for rivers' and other nature-based solutions can help us out of the problems

Centennial Conference: Forest & Bird demands courageous leadership – if not now, when?

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Te Reo o Te Taiao Forest & Bird is issuing a challenge to the nation’s political, business and community leaders to be bold and secure a safer future for all New Zealanders under threat from climate change, at their Centennial Conference this weeken

Field Trip: Alan Herbarium - Lincoln Landcare

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There is a limit of 25 for this trip. Please email Valerie (see below) if you are coming.

Still vanishing

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More than 75% of indigenous species are at risk of extinction or becoming threatened. What can we do to turn this around? By Caroline Wood

A prickly problem

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Why do we find it hard to kill hedgehogs when they are busy murdering critically endangered birds, lizards, and insects all over Aotearoa? By Chelsea McGaw

Listen to the land

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Nature-based solutions can help heal the steep hillsides of East Cape and other weather-ravaged communities in Auckland and Hawke’s Bay. By Ann Graeme

On the front line

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A huge landslide wiped out 20 years of restoration planting, but Dean and Geoff are determined to rebuild their urban “native forest”. By Zoë Brown

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Supporting Forest & Bird is one of the best things you can do for New Zealand's environment. We need people like you to support us, so that nature will always have a voice.

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