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Diary of a regional conservation manager: Darren van der Hoof

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Forest & Bird have eight regional conservation managers (RCMs) across Aotearoa New Zealand.

Meet an unsung hero

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On 6 June 2022, one of Forest & Bird’s longest serving committee members received a special award from a nonagenarian celebrating her Platinum Jubilee – a Queen’s Service Medal (QSM). 

Spreading conservation messages using nature and play

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For the average Kiwi, a play space might bring to mind an area with Lego, balls to kick around, dress-ups and multitude of tiny toys, or a PlayStation. 

Making Room for Rivers

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Allowing rivers to move rather than engineering them into artificial channels is a nature-friendly way to reduce flooding. By Tom Kay

Winter 2022 Forest & Bird Magazine

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In this issue, we find out how a “lost” population of critically endangered lizards was recently discovered on a high country station. The owners may be doing more for the planet than any other farmer in New Zealand.

Adapting to the climate crisis

"Nature is the backbone of our society; whether we realise it or not, we are relying on it every second of every day. Healthy forests and oceans give us oxygen, stable climates allow food production, and freshwater ecosystems give us the water that comes out of our tap."
George Hobson, Forest & Bird Youth, Policy Lead.

Nature can help us adapt to climate change but only if we protect nature first. Native forests, wetlands, dunes, and mangroves can all help defend us from the impact of extreme weather and sea level rise and build carbon reservoirs.

Rare wildlife to make way for coal, quarries, roads

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Mining, quarrying and infrastructure projects will be allowed to destroy New Zealand’s rarest and most important native species and habitats if they meet a 'significance test' under a government policy released for consultation today.  

Camouflage and Competition in insects

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Associate Professor Greg Holwell is a naturalist, zoologist and behavioural ecologist in the School of Biological Sciences at the University of Auckland, New Zealand.

The latest on the Waitakere Ranges Kokako

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Casey Wills and Erin Grierson, Auckland Zoo Birdkeepers – The latest on the Waitakere Ranges Kokako

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