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Join Forest & Bird Southland at their Climate Shift-themed Spring Eco Fest!
Meet Invercargill's general election candidates at a public meeting hosted by Forest & Bird's Southlan
By Jane Berney
Writer: Lindsey Dawson
So much change.
That noise is a drone herding sheep without dogs.
Writer: Jayne Workman
In tiny emeralds strung along te awa, Rangitīkei, Turakina, Mangahoe, glinting between vast pastures, hungry deer wander and fences fall.
Writer: Paul White
Poetry and art have the power to help us connect with nature, open minds to new perspectives, and better understand a landscape or species.
Writer: Sue Heggie
The speaker will be - Trevor James, fresh water ecologist, who will talk about the state of Tasman freshwater systems.
Cup of tea available before the meeting.
Nelson Arts Festival has unveiled their 2023 programme, which includes the stunning concert event: FORCE OF NATURE: Celebrating 100 Years of Forest & Bird
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