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October 2022 monthly talk

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 Jan Clayton-Greene is talking about South Marlborough's hidden gems. The talk will be an update about the threatened plants of South Marlborough.

Flora of Gondwana

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Shane Wright - Senior Lecturer Faculty of Science, Biological Sciences, University of Auckland

Forest & Bird calls for urgent overhaul of ocean management

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Statistics New Zealand/Ministry for the Environment’s latest report of the state of the environment warns that land-based pollu

Last chance for agriculture to achieve climate change goals

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This week's proposal by the Government for a price on agricultural greenhouse gases and fertilizer is the last chance for the agriculture sector to meet climate change targets and show consumers that it is serious about tackling climate cha

Underbirds are go for Bird of the Year 2022

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Get your memes and campaign slogans ready: voting for Te Manu Rongonui o te Tau opens next Monday 17 October at 9am. 

No New Mines

People like you have helped save Te Kuha from the destruction of mining. But there are many more special places currently up for grabs.The Government has been saying 'no new mines on conservation land' for years.

Vote for the underbird!

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Yes, it’s back, the most hotly contested avian election on Earth – Forest & Bird’s Te Manu Rongonui o te Tau kicks off on 17 October and runs for two weeks.

Lake Onslow climate conundrum

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Is the proposed NZ Battery Project the country’s climate saviour or a potential $4bn white elephant? By Chelsea McGaw, Tom Kay, and Caroline Wood

Going for gold

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Research student Caitlyn Friedel cried when she first saw goldstripe geckos at Forest & Bird’s Bushy Park Tarapuruhi Sanctuary. Now she is studying them for her Master’s!

Time to talk about cats

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Forest & Bird wants the government to introduce a national Cat Management Act with the mandated registration and desexing of pet cats to protect our wildlife. By Amelia Geary

Nature needs your support

Supporting Forest & Bird is one of the best things you can do for New Zealand's environment. We need people like you to support us, so that nature will always have a voice.

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