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Quaker Centre, 217 Ferry Road, Waltham, Christchurch New Zealand
Meet at the end of Cotterell Road, Appleby at 9 am. For more info contact Malcolm m.hugman@hotmail.com 547 3906
end of Cotterell Road, Appleby New Zealand
A not to be missed talk by Dr. Britt Graham about the methods used and what has been learnt about the movement of marine species that travel throughout the South Pacific and around New Zealand.
St Peters Garden Room, Ghuznee Street (behind St Peters Church) New Zealand
Tauranga Branch AGM Join us for updates, insights and a few light refreshments.
Thursday, 8th July St Johns Anglican Church Hall, Bureta Road, Otumoetai 6.30pm doors open / 7pm meeting starts
St John's Anglican Church Hall, Bureta Road, Otumoetai New Zealand
Once numbering just 52 birds, the Chatham Island oystercatcher population now stands at around 300 birds due to predator control and habitat protection.
Senior Citizens' Hall, 5 The Strand, Takapuna New Zealand
Raroa DoC Reserve, 57 Stanmore Bay Road, Whangaparaoa. Weed management training day, identifying weeds and learning how to deal with them. All materials supplied, bring own gloves and a drink.
57 Stanmore Bay Road, Whangaparaoa. New Zealand
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This month Rob and Sally Peter will talk about Marlborough's East Coast, this is a wonderful wild area with lots of birds and other wildlife. Rob and Sally will talk about why this area is special.
Blenheim School Hall, Seymour Street, Blenheim New Zealand
Adrian Riegen - wader bird expert
Kelston Community Centre, corner of Awaroa Road and Great North Road, Auckland New Zealand
Antoine Fillion will present a talk on “man made changes induces higher diseases risk in New Zealand avifauna”.
Benham Seminar Room, Department of zoology New Zealand
Sean Handley is a marine biologist working at NIWA in Nelson. He will give a presentation on the history of changes to Nelson Bays. Sean will share his knowledge of: the human history within the bays captured by sediment cores; surveys of th
Tahunanui School Hall, 69 Muritai Street, Tāhunanui, Nelson New Zealand
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