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Monthly Meeting: AGM and update on local projects

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For our April meeting, rather than having one speaker, we will highlight the many amazing projects happening in the region supported by Forest and Bird Nelson Tasman members.

Paremata Flats Weeding Crew

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All are welcome to join our monthly working bees looking after Paremata Flat Reserve Restoration Project – usually first Sunday of the month (except January), 9am-12midday.

Taonga turtles

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Western Pacific leatherback turtles are in big trouble. Peter Langlands looks at how we can better protect these giants of the ocean when they visit our waters.

Forest & Bird submissions on conservation land consultations

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In February 2025, Forest & Bird made submissions on two Department of Conservation consultations. 

Monthly Meeting: Climate Change Learning Programme

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Join us for a talk from Will Stovall, Regional Facilitator of the Climate Change Learning Programme, and students

Technoecology: Being ‘bad with technology’ to understand our natural world

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Technoecology: Being ‘bad with technology’ to understand our natural world

Rebecca Rogers – Lecturer, School of Science, Auckland University of Technology

Public Talk: Styx (Pūharakekenui) River - Prof Em. Jon Harding & Dr Antony Shadbolt

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Freshwater fauna in the Styx (Puharakeknui) )River: iconic species under threat

Te Rōpū Tiaki Manu

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A treasure trove of letters and other archives has shed new light on the fledgling Society’s efforts to engage with Māori on shared conservation goals. By Michael Pringle

Kāpiti-Mana: Branch Newsletter, February 2025

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