Past events

Forest & Bird's South Auckland are hosting this year's regional meeting. It's a get together to meet and discuss conservation projects and issues from around the region. All Forest & Bird members are welcome. 

Speakers include:

Annual General Meeting with updates on all of our projects by their project leaders: Ark in the Park, Matuku Reserve, Habitat te Henga, Colin Kerr Taylor, Harborview/Motu Manawa and neighbouring projects we are involved in.

Join Forest & Bird's Dunedin Branch for a fascinating talk about Predator Free Dunedin.

Discover night life in the area around Ark in the Park, our largest conservation project, this time in the bufferzone at Matuku Link: possibly pateke, glow worms and giant moths and maybe even bats!

Discover the wonderful secret native garden at Garden Road, on a tour led by our expert Chris Bindon. It is the backyard of Tai Haruru, the lodge owned Forest & Bird for members to book.

Vegetation monitoring on Molesworth dates back to 1944 when Lucy Moore established early photo points.  Since then, many attempts have been made to look at change over time on Molesworth using a variety of methods and motivated by a range of p

Thomas Stracke and Kristina Schutt of Christchurch Penguin Rehabilitation will talk on their involvement with penguins, starting from their beginnings in South Africa, getting started in New Zealand, the disruption caused by the earthquakes, new beginni

We will be holding another (and final) working bee at Middelmost (332 Island Rd, View Hill, West of Oxford) on the 7th of April at 2pm.

Walk along "Rough Block" at Cape Kidnappers in the Sanctuary.See bird life and great views along coast. Gannets.

RSVP to Community Ranger Lauren Kelley for more details & to ensure space. Lkelley@doc.govt.nz or 03 768 0427

FREE Event

AGM will be held on Thursday - 21st March, starting at 7.30pm in the Totara Park Retirement Village hall, Melwood Drive, Warkworth. 

Before Karen started her role with Forest & Bird, she worked at, among other places, the Ministry of Fisheries. She will share her knowledge of (the absence of) fish management practices influence our seabirds: from albatrosses to penguins.