This is a joint media release with WWF-New Zealand and Greenpeace.

Forest & Bird is celebrating the Department of Conservation’s latest predator control results on Rakiura Stewart Island, which opens the door to future ecological restoration – including the potential return o

Forest & Bird, Greenpeace Aotearoa, and WWF-New Zealand have come together to set out a clear policy roadmap for Aotearoa – one that shows how we can protect nature, respond to climate change, and make life more affordable for everyday New Zealander

Forest & Bird welcomes the draft decision to decline consent for Trans‑Tasman Resources’ (TTR) proposal to mine the seabed of the South Taranaki Bight.

The Government is asking for feedback on a proposal to change how local government is structured and performs its regional functions in Aotearoa New Zealand. 

Forest & Bird are submitting on this consultation as we are concerned that capping rates could mean 
decreased funding available for nature, such as:

Resource management law has a direct impact on whether nature in Aotearoa thrives or declines.