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Love the Gulf

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Join us at Oneroa beach this Sunday 20 October to show your love for the Hauraki Gulf!
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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

Fast-track list reveal is a dark day for democracy

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Parliament’s Environment Committee must delay reporting back on the Fast-track Approvals Bill until it has time to properly consider the proposed projects, says Forest & Bird. 

Tell the Environment Committee to pause Fast-track

THIS FORM IS NOW CLOSED TO SUBMISSIONS.

To Government members of the Environment Committee: 
Scott Simpson (National MP), Mike Butterick (National MP), Katie Nimon (National MP), Simon Court (ACT MP), Hamish Campbell (National MP),

Finding our stories: adventures in the archives

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by Michael Pringle

Public Talk: Marine Environments as a Store of Carbon - Paul Brody

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From coastal seas to the deep open ocean, the marine environment stores huge quantities of carbon in living organisms, in sediments and dissolved in the water.

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