To coincide with the launch of our new project, Conservation Heroes, we are sharing interviews between five people who champion and protect nature in very different ways, and some of the many people they’ve inspired.
Forest & Bird was the first of New Zealand’s modern-day conservation groups, and women were involved from its creation, becoming vice-presidents, honorary secretaries, and executive board members.
We look at some environmentally friendly ways to attract native birds to your garden while avoiding bad practices that could harm their health. By Dr Daria Erastova
Tom Kay on Making Room for Rivers - Kirikiriroa Hamilton
Pauline has been in the news lately needing support for the South Island Wildlife Hospital (SIWH) and the work caring for native birds, whether they are starving, in the case of seabirds impacted by climate change and Kea being poisoned by lead, or the
Forest & Bird's annual planting day of 1000 trees at the Ronga Reserve continues as usual at one of Marlborough's remnant forest gems with towering totara and matai. Planting and ongoing forest restoration has been occurring at the site f
