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Rip it up and start over – Fast-Track Approvals Bill needs to be scrapped

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Forest & Bird warns the Fast-track Approvals Bill poses significant risks to the environment, to local communities, to democracy and to future generations of Kiwis.  This is the premise of its

Forest & Bird's submission on the Fast-track Approvals Bill

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Forest & Bird's official submission on the Fast-track Approvals Bill - 18 April 2024

DOC job cuts will have long-term consequences for nature

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Forest & Bird is warning of long-term consequences for nature and the economy following today’s announcement of 131 proposed jobs losses at DOC.

STOP the War on Nature

Thank you to all 13,489 supporters who signed Forest & Bird's quick submission against the Fast-track Approvals Bill – and to all those who made full submissions against the Bill. 

Read Forest & Bird's submission against the Fast-track Approvals Bill:

He Ara Ki Ngā Awa - Some Paths to The Rivers

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The AGM of the Wellington Branch of Forest & Bird is at 6pm on Thursday 2 May. Come and join us for this brief meeting to hear about the achievements of the past year.

Fast-track Approvals Bill – Frequently Asked Questions

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Is this really about fast-track development?  

Submission writing workshop - Fast-track Approvals Bill

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Dr. Miguel Mejias (Bermuda) - Threats and conservation of several Bermuda endemics.

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Visiting from Bermuda on invitation by the University of Auckland Biological Sciences, Dr. Miguel Mejías is a Bermudian ornithologist, naturalist, and conservationist. Since 2011, at the age of 24, he became an apprentice of Dr.

Regenerating the Red Zone - Sarah Mankelow

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Sarah is the Community Partnerships ranger at Christchurch City Council Residential Red Zone Parks Unit. She will speak on Regenerating the Red Zone - projects, planting and City Nature Challenge.

Kāpiti-Mana: Branch Newsletter, March 2024

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