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Sesquicentennial Walkway

In 2020 a review of the Sesqui track, running from Bridge House and along the awa, showed the reserve and its historical elements to be overrun with weeds, especially tradescantia, privet, jasmine, ginger, montbretia, ladder fern, acmena and Japanese spindle tree. Years of work ensued, steadily getting rid of the weeds but also focusing on pest animal trapping. Strong support came from Council, Bridge House, and nearby residents. 

Nelson Tasman Annual Report 2024

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Nelson Tasman Annual Report 2023

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Double whammy for waterways

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Government Ministers have launched an unprecedented assault on freshwater. 
By Cate Hennessy

Bird's eye view of nature

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There is something for everyone at Bushy Park Tarapuruhi, from friendly native birds and lizards to wetland walks and giant rātā. By Caroline Wood

Ferreting out a killer

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Forest & Bird’s Save our Seabirds team moved quickly to find the culprit when a dead sooty shearwater chick was discovered. By Kerrie Waterworth

Forest & Bird Youth's powerhouse, Rewa Gebbie

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Rewa Gebbie is leader for Forest & Bird Youth's Ōtautahi Christchurch Hub and on the national committee.

Bittern Encounters

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By Peter Langlands

Karen Denyer – What's wonderful about wetlands?

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Karen Denyer – What's wonderful about wetlands?

Auckland Zoo Sharing Stories on one insect and two birds - Wētāpunga (giant wētā), kākāpo and Fatu Hiva

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Auckland Zoo Sharing Stories on one insect and two birds - Wētāpunga (giant wētā), kākāpo and Monarch at Fatu Hiva 

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