… be found in this op ed and on the Let’s Talk about Coal website . According to a Ministerial briefing paper obtained …

… Rivers are a focus for catchment planning. The LAWA  website  www.lawa.org.nz  is showing increased nitrogen and …

… our future. Here are a few questions from the submission website that we have given some easy starting points: What do …

… than 6000 people make a submission via Forest & Bird’s website. At the oral hearings in September, we criticise the … in need of some love highlighted on the Bird of the Year website. The winner was the pīwauwau rock wren. November …

… I Swim Here?” section of the Land, Air, Water Aotearoa website ( lawa.org.nz ) to see whether it’s safe to swim in …

Close your eyes and imagine New Zealand as you want to see it. With a gift to Forest & Bird in your will, we can help your wishes come true. Rivers safe to swim in and drink from, forests alive with birdsong, a magical world beneath the seas where …

… tāiko are among the top 10 seabird species most likely to die as unintended bycatch from New Zealand commercial …

Why does New Zealand need to use 1080? New Zealand’s unique native species are in crisis. Despite small local gains, the overall situation is getting worse. We have lost 43 species of birds in the last 800 years since human settlement. Rats and dogs …

… or upload the page to the Environment Select Committee website HERE   The closing date for submissions is 24 July …

… the benefits of birds without which “mankind will die”. The Native Bird Protection Society was referred to as …

… anoxic (oxygen depleted), causing thousands of fish to die. The regional council manages the wetland for flood …

… of the Act. The relevant details can be found on their website at: www.ombudsman.parliament.nz .   Nāku noa, nā   …

… has a handy guide to choosing the right trap on its website If you have a cat that goes outside, you can make it …

… More information Keep up with the Ark’s kōkako news on our website Follow us on Facebook Read previous season updates …

Pest control is probably the major priority of most conservation activity these days, and cutting edge research is being done to develop more efficient techniques. In the 80s and 90s most of our conservation effort was going into saving both public and …