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Highlights and wins 2025

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Thank you for standing with us and being a strong voice for nature over the past year. None of the following conservation highlights would have been possible without you.

Public conservation land and Denniston Plateau at risk

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Forest & Bird: Today’s announcement on the future of West Coast stewardship land is a massive missed opportunity to protect some of New Zealand’s most precious ecosystems and wildlife.

Fast-track bill amendments address some concerns, but key risks remain

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Forest & Bird welcomes the Government’s decision not to pursue some of its proposed amendments to the Fast-track Approvals Act. This decision addresses some critical environmental and procedural concerns – but major risks remain. 

"I can't stay quiet"

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Jenny Pattrick explains why she is supporting Forest & Bird’s campaign to save Denniston. By Caroline Wood.

RMA replacement risks weakening protections for nature

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Forest & Bird warns the Government's RMA replacement could weaken environmental safeguards, putting native species and landscapes at risk.

Summer 2025 Forest & Bird Magazine

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Fast-track amendment is environmental destruction

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Forest & Bird is deeply concerned by the Environment Select Committee’s report on the Fast-track Approvals Amendment Bill, which ignores overwhelming public opposition and expert advice. 

Proposed Amendments to Commercial Fishing Regulations

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Fisheries New Zealand (FNZ) is seeking feedback on a package of 19 proposed changes to commercial fishing regulations.

Kāpiti-Mana: Branch Newsletter, November 2025

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Nature-based solutions | printable poster

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