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Join our talk Matuku Link "Making Room for Rivers" with expert Tom Kay from Forest & Bird, up only for this week from Wellington!
Matuku Link - 111 Bethells Road, Te Henga/Bethells, Waitakere, Auckland New Zealand
Tom Kay, Forest & Bird's Fresh Water Advocate will be talking about the Making Room for Rivers campaign.
Matuku Link Reserve, 111 Bethells Road, Waitākere, Auckland 0781 New Zealand
Hall 2, Western Springs Garden Community Hall, 956 Great North Road, Western Springs, Auckland 1022 New Zealand
Hibiscus Coast Presbyterian Church 107 Centreway Road Orewa Hibiscus Coast New Zealand
Matakana Hall, 43 Matakana Valley Road, Matakana 0985 New Zealand
This webinar will examine biosecurity from the global to the local level, including what you can do to improve biosecurity.
Erica Hendrikse –The Great Pest Genome Treasure Hunt
Ranui Community Centre 474 Swanson Rd, Ranui New Zealand
The Link Centre, St Andrews Presbyterian Church, 4 Te Aroha St, Hamilton East New Zealand
Mark Anderson will talk about - The Katipō coast
Forest & Bird Places for Penguins was established in 2007 with the goal to restore coastal habitats and protect kororā (little blue penguins, Eudyptula minor) around Wellington’s southern coast.
The Garden Room at St Peter's on Willis, 170 Victoria St, Te Aro, Wellington New Zealand
A short easy walk, there and back, with spectacular gorge and river scenery, dryland shrubs and native fungi growing in the damper spots. Maybe even a falcon!
Botany Department carpark on the corner of Great King and Union Street New Zealand
In this webinar, Dr Andrea Byrom and Dr John Leathwick will discuss their recently published research that drew attention to the lack of national effort to manage deer and other hoofed browsers while the focus has been on Predator Free 2050.
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