The Waitaha River flows through publicly owned conservation land – yet the Fast- track Act prevents the public from having any say on a proposed development that would destroy it. By Lynley Hargreaves.
This talk by Julie Hill of DOC, will primarily be around Tahi the Rodent detection dog. From puppy to fully certified working dog and the jobs he does.
Forest & Bird recognises the importance of improved coordination across portfolios such as housing, transport, local government and the environment. However, we are concerned that the approach proposed in this Bill risks weakening environmental governance, accountability, and resourcing at a time when stronger, not weaker, environmental institutions are required.
Award winning local bird photographer Simon Runting will be doing a talk on his style of photography trying to capture art in nature and birds in action rather than just a bird on a stick.
Simon spends most of his time out with a camera
The knowns and unknowns of birds sleeping in the city
Forest & Bird is supportive of some aspects of the Bills, but submits that very significant changes are needed in order for the Bills to achieve their stated goals of unlocking development capacity and enabling delivery of infrastructure and primary
You are invited to pop by our stall (Site 20-11) at the Newtown fair on Sunday 8 March from 9:00a.m. to 5:00 p.m. It is on Green Street, located on the left as you walk up Green Street.
Forest and Bird
