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Tom Kay on Making Room for Rivers - Ōtaki

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Friends of the Ōtaki River welcome all to a special presentation of Making Room for Rivers following their AGM.

The AGM starts at 7.30pm and the presentation will begin after the AGM.

New southern marine reserves a welcome start

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Forest & Bird says today’s announcement of six new marine reserves, in the south-east of the South Island, is a significant move towards protecting vulnerable Southern Ocean ecosystems. 

NelsonTasman: Hadfield's Clearing Planting Sept 2023

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NelsonTasman: Evening talk by Nate Wilbourne about F&B Youth

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The speaker will be - Nate Wilbourne, Forest and Bird Youth leader.

Cup of tea available before the meeting. 

Webs of Intrigue

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Spiders play a huge part in keeping our natural world in balance, and their webs can be works of art. By Anne Graeme

Groups unanimous: urgent action and investment needed to tackle out-of-control browsing pests

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Farmers, foresters and conservationists are all calling on political parties to commit to controlling the large mobs of browsing pests such as deer, goats, pigs, and walla

Kāpiti-Mana: Branch Newsletter, September 2023

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Public Talk: Restoring Native Biodiversity to the Port Hills - Marie Gray

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Marie Gray of the Summit Road Society will speak about the Society's work to restore native biodiversity on the Port Hills, including the revegetation of Avoca Valley and the community and backyard trapping programme Predator Free Port Hills.

Seeding a sponge city

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Forest & Bird member Jill Visser set up a volunteer group to restore a former wetland on the Kāpiti Coast because she wanted to take hands-on action to help mitigate climate change.

Will a lost bird win?

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The nation’s favourite election is back, and the stakes are higher than ever before. By Caroline Wood

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