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Despite years of effort and intense research, many of our most iconic forest fauna species, such as kakapo and tuatara, remain effectively marooned on small offshore islands where a disease outbreak or pest invasion could mean their end.
Blenheim School Hall, Seymour St., Blenheim New Zealand
Neil Henderson – Pekapeka Tou Roa in North-West Auckland - Bats for all seasons
Ranui Community House, 474 Swanson Road, opposite the Ranui Library. New Zealand
The three 2022 Stocker Scholarship winners will talk on their research.
WEA, 59 Gloucester Street, Christchurch New Zealand
All are welcome to join our monthly working bees caring for Pearl Creek – second Saturday of the month (except January), 9am-12midday.
Meet at the end of Cotterell Road, Appleby. A peaceful place to work removing weeds brought in by birds.
Cotterell Road, Appleby New Zealand
Join us for joint meeting with the Nelson Branch of Birds NZ and the launch of a revised version of the field guide Where to See Birds in Nelson.
Members of Birds NZ will speak and answer questions.
Tāhunanui School Hall, 69 Muritai Street, Tāhunanui, Nelson New Zealand
The AGM of the Wellington Branch of Forest & Bird is at 6pm on Thursday 2 May. Come and join us for this brief meeting to hear about the achievements of the past year.
The Branch AGM will be immediately before the talk.
Blenheim School Hall, Seymour St, Blenheim New Zealand
Visiting from Bermuda on invitation by the University of Auckland Biological Sciences, Dr. Miguel Mejías is a Bermudian ornithologist, naturalist, and conservationist. Since 2011, at the age of 24, he became an apprentice of Dr.
Topic: Introduction to the Rotoiti Nature Recovery Project mainland island and research project. Landscape predator control over the last 25 years and potential for the future.
Tahunanui School Hall, 69 Muritai Street, Tāhunanui New Zealand
Sarah is the Community Partnerships ranger at Christchurch City Council Residential Red Zone Parks Unit. She will speak on Regenerating the Red Zone - projects, planting and City Nature Challenge.
Speakers:
This webinar will explore the future of conservation from three different perspectives.
Online New Zealand
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