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The Five Natural Wonders of the World in Canterbury (that you will likely never see): Nicholas Head

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This talk looks at some of the lessor known ecological wonders in Canterbury that have little or no protection.

How EVs and Rooftop Solar can Help Save Money and the Planet - Professor Dave Kelly

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Think global, act local. 

Flawed fast-track bill silences impacted communities

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The Fast-track Approvals Bill is back from select committee and Forest & Bird is alarmed that the purpose for the legislation is to enable coal and gold to be dug up, the seabed to be mined and rivers to be dammed with little or no regard for the en

Arthur Harper: old-school naturalist

 

Lawyer, explorer, businessman, and conservationist, Arthur Harper served as the Society’s president from 1948 for seven years, remaining an active advocate until his death in May 1955, one month shy of his ninetieth birthday.

Love the Gulf

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Join us at Oneroa beach this Sunday 20 October to show your love for the Hauraki Gulf!
RSVP and invite others on Facebook

Force of Nature book published

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Read about the people who stood up for New Zealand nature over the past 100 years. You may well know some of them! By Caroline Wood

Stocking the eDNA library for freshwater invertebrates

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Ruby Moore, freshwater ecologist and Entomology Collection Manager at the Auckland Museum, has a particular interest in the streams and waterways around the Auckland region.  During her career, sh

November Talk - Seals

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Jody Weir will be talking about fur seals in Kaikoura

Forest & Bird in the media on fast-track

OceanaGold’s Waihī North Project included in fast-tracked projects listFast-track housing in flood risk areas (RNZ)$500,000 in donations associated with fast-track projects (RNZ)Let's play Tour of New Zealand: Fast track edition (Spinoff)Fast-track approva
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