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Canopy of protection

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Seabirds and shorebirds are the stars of a new limited edition Blunt umbrella created to raise awareness of the importance of protecting marine life. By Fee Cortis

Hauraki Gulf Bill passes, but more protection needed from commercial fishing

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While more protection is needed, Forest & Bird is celebrating the passing of the Hauraki Gulf / Tīkapa Moana Marine Protection Bill as a hard-won milestone.

Kārearea NZ Falcon is the 2025 Bird of the Year

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an early lead, the kārearea New Zealand falcon kept its talons firmly on the top spot and has snatched the crown in the 20th anniversary Bird of the Year competition. 

Kāpiti-Mana: Branch Newsletter, September 2025

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Electing environmental champions

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Make your vote count for conservation in this year's local elections, By Scott Burnett

Manu making moves on top 10 leaderboard

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The kārearea has kept its talons latched onto first place in the race to be crowned Bird of the Year 2025 – however the battle behind it is heating up. 

Delaney Davidson and Troy Kingi to create first Bird of the Year Waiata Manu

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As part of its 20th anniversary celebration of Bird of the Year, Forest & Bird is excited to announce a new musical partnership to celebrate its annual avian election. 

Bird of the Year - Battle of the Youth Hubs

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It's Bird of the Year 2025 and our Youth Hubs across the country are in a fierce race to lobby for their favourite birds. Youth Editor Jasmine Starr profiles each of their contenders for you...which one will you pick?

Ruffled feathers, scandalous campaigns, and iconic manu – new Bird of the Year book released today

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Forest & Bird is celebrating 20 years of Bird of the Year with the launch of a brand-new book. 

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