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The Elephant Rocks near Duntroon in North Otago
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The Elephant Rocks near Duntroon in North Otago. Credit: Bernard Spragg

Forest & Bird Magazine

Join Forest & Bird and receive our popular quarterly magazine packed with feature articles, news and photographs of New Zealand’s unique wildlife and wild places.

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Do you have any story ideas or great photos? Contact our editor Caroline Wood at editor@forestandbird.org.nz or c.wood@forestandbird.org.nz.

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Read about Forest & Bird's work and latest campaigns in our quarterly magazine. A back catalogue of our magazines from 2010 is available on Issuu.com

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Mapping Harakeke Colours

Do harakeke display a different flower colour depending on the landscape they inhabit? Di Lucas, a landscape planner and ecologist, needs your help to find out the answer
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Only One Oparara

Managing Oparara’s fragile landscape is a balancing act, as visitor numbers threaten the very thing that makes it special – its wildness.
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Better for bats

Forest & Bird has secured funding for a three-year project to learn more about critically endangered long-tailed bats in the top of the South Island. By Caroline Wood.
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Restoring nature on New Zealand’s biggest farm

Molesworth is New Zealand’s largest farm, as you will know if you’ve ever been lucky enough to visit. 
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Wild Nightlife

Marina Skinner ventures out after dark to find out what nature gets up to from dusk to dawn.
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Amazing Facts About Longfin Eels

Amazing facts about longfin eels

By Michelle Harnett

Under the cover of darkness, one of New Zealand’s top predators emerges.
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Forest & Bird Autumn 2018

How can we work together to restore nature rather than carry on destroying it?

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Why irrigate when we can innovate?

Forest & Bird is calling on the government to stop subsidising large-scale dam and irrigation projects to help restore the health of our rivers, lakes, and streams, as Annabeth Cohen explains.
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