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"Let's make this crystal clear" text over an aerial pic of a polluted orange river

Fight for Freshwater

The Government plans to replace our freshwater policy by mid-2025, prioritising polluting industries over our health and environment. Our freshwater is under threat and we urgently need your support!
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Hurunui River. Credit Chris Todd

Protect our freshwater

Help us protect our freshwater by signing a petition letter to the Prime Minister asking him not to change our world-leading freshwater policy. Then download our river poster and help us spread the word.
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Waitaha river bend. CreditNeil Silverwood
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Waitaha river bend. Credit Neil Silverwood

STOP the War on Nature

The Govt's "fast-track" Bill is an unprecedented attack on nature and on democracy. Help us STOP this war on nature.
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Force of Nature

Breaking news: Forest & Bird’s landmark book, Force of Nature Te Aumangea o te ao Tūroa celebrates 100 years of our ground-breaking and inspiring mahi, and the thousands of New Zealanders who have made it possible.
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Two snuggling kea with text asking "Will you protect us?"

Join us to be a voice for nature

The challenges facing nature need your voice now more than ever before. Everywhere we turn, nature is up for grabs whether from coal mining interests or deep sea oil explorers. We must be there to make sure the environment’s voice is heard.

Forest & Bird is Aotearoa/New Zealand's leading independent conservation organisation.

We are nature's voice and work to defend nature – across our Land, Fresh water, Oceans and Climate & Economy. But we can't do it without your support.

Forest & Bird is defending nature across Aotearoa/New Zealand...

Forest & Bird is Aotearoa/New Zealand's leading independent conservation organisation.

Nature needs your support

Supporting Forest & Bird is one of the best things you can do for New Zealand's environment. We need people like you to support us, so that nature will always have a voice.

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