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Cherish our heritage

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During the Sanderson years (1923–1945), the Society focused on a range of conservation issues, including wild bird poaching, gazetting new nature sanctuaries, stronger wildlife laws, forest protection, and the control of “noxious animals”.

Restoring Rotoiti reserves

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Forest & Bird is working with local iwi to restore the mana of Lake Rotoiti’s scenic reserves, its precious pōhutukawa, and weweia dabchicks.

Back from the brink

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Forest & Bird’s Ashburton Branch worked with scientists and landowners for more than a decade to save a new species of Canterbury daisy. By Mary Ralston

Bat Boost

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A colony of pekapeka has been discovered in the Rai Valley, Marlborough, bringing hope for this rarely seen species. By Lynn Freeman

Forest & Bird celebrates 100 years of conservation mahi

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Aotearoa New Zealand’s longest-running independent conservation organisation, which turns 100 on 28 March 2023, is holding three Big Birthday Bash events around the motu this coming weekend.
 

North Taranaki Branch Newsletter & KCC News Autumn 2023

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Winter 2023 Forest & Bird Magazine

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Centennial Speaker Series - Forests for Human Health & Wellbeing

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To coincide with International Day of Forests we are hosting a webinar talk on forests and their connection to human health and wellbeing.

Tell Mayor Wayne Brown: Budget must prioritise nature and communities

Aucklanders love nature. We love our bush, beaches and wildlife. Let’s show Auckland Council that we’re serious about climate action, protecting biodiversity, and taking care of our communities.

March monthly talk - Envirohub Marlborough

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Ailie Suzuki is the General Manager of Envirohub Marlborough and will be talking about this growing local environmental charity.

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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