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Monthly Meeting: Andrew Tilling

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The speaker at our September meeting will be Andrew Tilling, talking about his experiences as an international conservation and environment adviser.

Annual Ronga Reserve Planting Day

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Saturday 16th August 10am: Annual Ronga Reserve Planting Day

(Weather postponement date is Saturday 23rd August)

Forest & Bird Guidance on Implementing New Zealand’s Biodiversity Strategy 2025-2030 public consultation

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Please find Forest & Bird's guidance on writing a submission on the Department of Conservation's Implementation plan for New Zealand Biodiversity Strategy is available below.

Taylor River tree planting

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An event organised by Forest & Bird and Junior Landcare, (a national initiative by NZ Landcare Trust and supported by the Bupa Foundation)

Ronga tree planting

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Saturday 16th August 10am:  Annual Ronga Reserve Planting Day 

(Weather postponement date is Saturday 23rd August)
 

Monthly Meeting: Annette Litherland, NZ Landcare Trust for Nelson/Tasman

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The speaker for our June meeting is Annette Litherland, the regional coordinator for NZ Landcare Trust for Nelson/Tasman. Her background is in agriculture and she help

Weak environmental standards threaten nature and communities

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New Zealand’s environment and communities will face greater pollution, increased biodiversity loss and environmental damage, with a long-term cost to the economy, if today’s Government rollbacks come into effect. 

Public Talk: Stocker Scholarship Recipients 1

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Samantha Fitzgerald: Artificial refugia for lizard conservation and behaviour: investigating traditional designs and a novel camera box on Canterbury farms.

Sanctuary Planting Day 2

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We start at 9.30 am with registration, followed by a short walk to the planting site where a welcome and a planting demonstration by the Park Rangers will take place.

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