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Liferaft for tūturuatu

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Shore plovers are one of the world’s rarest shorebirds and need a huge helping hand to survive. By Peter Lo and Helen Jonas. Images Peter Lo.

What's up DOC? Our Department of Conservation, Te Papa Atawhai in Canterbury - Jo Macpherson

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Jo Macpherson is Kaihautū, Matarautaki (Director for Operations) Eastern South Island Department of Conservation – Te Papa Atawhai. She will talk on how the Department of Conservation is organised, and what it is doing in Canterbury, current activities

The future of conservation | Centennial Speaker Series

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This webinar will explore the future of conservation from three different perspectives.

North Taranaki Newsletter Feb-May 2024

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Annual Report 2022

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No community safe under Government’s proposed fast-track consenting Bill

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Joint press release from Environmental Defence Society, WWF-New Zealand, Greenpeace Aotearoa, Forest & Bird

Kaitiakitanga

Fensham Reserve
Wairarapa Watch your step

Writer: Hayden Maskell

Join the Flock

Blowhard Bush Reserve
Hawke's Bay In Robin's Hood

Writer: Scott Moyes

In robin’s hood, we do not take
though riches do surround us.
Instead, we steal a moment
with the treasures that have found us.

Thriving in the Ark

Ark in the Park
Waitākere Ranges, Tāmaki Makaurau

Ark in the Parkis a landscape-scale restoration project managed in partnership by Forest & Bird and Auckland Council, supported by local mana whenua Te Kawerau ā Maki.

Forest & Bird says hazard policy a must to protect Kiwi communities from future floods

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Forest & Bird is calling on Penny Simmonds and Simon Watts – the respective ministers for the environment and climate change – to take action and pass the National Policy Statement on Natural Hazard Decision Making (NPS-NHD) to help protect communit

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