Past events

Matuku Reserve is the largest Forest & Bird reserve in Auckland - 120 hectares - and has been fundraised for over the past thirty years.

Tom will be talking about how the way we have managed our environment has exacerbated flooding and disaster risk, the impact of flood protection engineering on our rivers and communities, and the approach we could be taking instead.

Tom will be talking about how the way we have managed our environment has exacerbated flooding and disaster risk, the impact of flood protection engineering on our rivers and communities, and the approach we could be taking instead.

AGM at 7.00pm and general meeting as usual at 7.30pm.  Tahunanui School Hall, 69 Muritai Street, Tāhunanui.  A cup of tea will be available from 6.45 so come in time to help yourself and sip through the AGM.

Put your creative skills to the test in our stamp design pātai | challenge!

Sarah Seeley: Drivers of Insect Diversity and Plant-Pollinator Interaction Networks of the Canterbury Port Hills Restoration Plantings.

Forest & Bird have partnered with Paekākāriki conservation group Ngā Uruora to unveil a tribute to the life’s work and legacy of Forest & Bird founder, Captain Ernest “Val” Sanderson.

Please join us for a site maintenance morning. We'll be mostly mulching with bark chips, trimming grass around plants and releasing plants as required. The Stage 1 area is looking good as the plants are growing well.

Forest & Bird have partnered with Paekākāriki conservation group Ngā Uruora to unveil a tribute to the life’s work and legacy of Forest & Bird founder, Captain Ernest “Val” Sanderson.

To coincide with the release of our nature-themed stamps, we are hosting a talk: "Capturing Conservation History on a Stamp".

The April meeting will start with the Brach AGM.

Tom Stein is the QEII National Trust (Ngā Kairauhi Papa) Regional Representative (Kaiwhakarite ā-Rohe) for Marlborough, Nelson and Tasman (Te Tauihu) 

Tom will be talking about how the way we have managed our environment has exacerbated flooding and disaster risk, the impact of flood protection engineering on our rivers and communities, and the approach we could be taking instead.