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Enviro-NGOs take No New Mines protest to Labour Party AGM

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Following weeks of protests, media coverage, and the joint publication of an open letter to the Prime Minister, New Zealand’s largest environmental NGOs will be taking their call to stop new mines on public conservation land direct to the Labour Pa

Tukua Ngā Awa Kia Rere – Making Room for Rivers

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Making room for rivers is a nature-based solution that will reduce flooding, help us adapt to climate change, restore native wildlife, and increase community wellbeing.

Urban birds: backyards matter

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Pressures on urban birdsbackyards matter
A talk by Margaret Stanley

November monthly talk

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The speaker for our November monthly talk will be Dr Graeme Elliott and his talk is titled "Albatrosses on the way out? The decline of wandering albatrosses on Antipodes and the Auckland Islands".

It's reigning wrens! Bird of the Year winner announced

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The pīwauwau rock wren has won Bird of the Year 2022. 

Kāpiti-Mana: Branch Newsletter, October 2022

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Forest & Bird takes 'No New Mines' rally to Mt Richmond Forest Park

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Forest & Bird members have gathered this morning at Mt Richmond Forest Park between Nelson and Blenheim, the third stop on a national rally for conservation land under threat of being mined for coal, gold, and other minerals.

Feathers fly as top two vie for Bird of the Year victory

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The battle for Bird of the Year is stretching from the highest mountaintops down to the oceans, as the alpine-dwelling pīwauwau and fush-munching kororā compete for the number one spot. 

Quiz Night

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An exclusive event for those with a sense of fun. You'll team up with other nature-lovers to share your awareness of the region's issues.

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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