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Mahoe-nui Autumn Maintenance 2

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We have had permission from the Chief Executive Kevin Hague for this to proceed with the following changes:

Mahoe-nui Autumn Maintenance 1

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We have had permission from the Chief Executive Kevin Hague for this to proceed with the following changes:

Toxic algal bloom closes once pristine lake

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Lake Clearwater in Ashburton Basin lakes is closed as of yesterday unt

Forest & Bird Magazine - Summer 2020

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Our final issue of the year has a health and wellbeing theme. We look at the latest research about how being out in nature makes us feel better mentally and physically. Apparently, trappers are the happiest and healthiest conservationists!

Kapiti-Mana: Branch Newsletter, December 2020

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NelsonTasman: Pearl Creek working bee

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9am to midday.  Meet at the end of Cotterell Road, Appleby.  For more information contact Malcolm Hugman  m.hugman@hotmail.com 

4WDs destroying threatened coastal bird habitat

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Four-wheel drive vehicles are destroying fences aimed at protecting nesting birds and driving over entire areas of beach, after a bylaw to ban vehicles from a stretch of Marlborough's coastline south of Marfells Beach has failed to progress.

Team Kākāpō’s 10 tips for a successful Bird of the Year campaign!

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Are you considering managing a bird campaign for Te Manu Rongonui o te Tau/Bird of the Year? Not sure if you’ve got the skills or talents required to help your bird get to the top? Wondering where to get started?

North Taranaki Newsletter Spring 2020

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Flora and fauna of Costa Rica, a talk by Ewen Cameron

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Ewen Cameron is the Curator of Botany at Auckland Museum and President of the Auckland Botanical Society. He has had a life-long interest in natural history, specialising in plants, but also has a good knowledge of fauna.

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