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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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Moa in the NZ large herbivore niche space

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Shane Wright - Senior Lecturer Faculty of Science, Biological Sciences, University of Auckland Shane is a Biogeographer teaching at the University of Auckland who has worked in Oceania for many decades.

Project update and AGM

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Thursday 20th March, 7.30pm

Waitakere Forest & Bird AGM and Project Updates 

Forest & Bird Youth - Treaty Principles Bill submission

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Forest & Bird Youth believes the Treaty Principles Bill - introduced in 2024 - 2025 for public consultation - redefines or diminishes current Treaty principles and threatens the regenerative approach that Māori environmental values can bring.

Cryptics and Cross Words: Listening to Our Native Wildlife - Forest & Bird Wellington AGM and speaker 1 May 2025

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Join Wellington Forest & Bird for our 2025 AGM and to hear from Prof Stephen Marsland about a fascinating application of mathematics to understand bird song.&nbs

February Monthly Talk

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Mike Avis, Marlborough District Council Biosecurity Officer will be talking about Significant Natural Areas (SNA), a project about identifying and protecting areas of natural significance. 
 
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