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Forest & Bird calls out National's Kermadec U-turn 

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Forest & Bird condemns the Government decision to torpedo the creation of the Kermadec Rangitāhua Ocean Sanctuary, saying it is a major blow to global efforts to protect the ocean, and to the legacy of former Prime Minister Sir John Key who champion

Kāpiti-Mana: Branch Newsletter, March 2024

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Conservation Heroes

As part of our Centennial Celebrations, Forest & Bird launched ‘Conservation Heroes’ - an initiative that ran from June 2023 through to February 2024. 

STOP the War on Nature now

The Fast-track Approvals Bill

On 7 March 2024 the Government introduced a new Bill to Parliament (under urgency) called the Fast-track Approvals Bill.

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We’ve closed this form to new submissions. We’re currently getting ready to pass on our submissions to Parliament’s Environment Committee. 

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An open letter to Minister Bishop

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Hon Chris Bishop 
Minister for RMA Reform 

15 March 2024 

Tēnā koe Minister Bishop,  

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Fast track is outright assault on environment

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A new sweeping fast-track approvals bill being tabled in parliament today is anti-nature, anti-democracy, and will leave a mess for future governments to clean up, says Forest & Bird. 

Transforming Townscapes

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Alex Stone looks at the challenges ahead for conservation as we head into 2024 with a new government and an uncertain climate future. Part 3 of 4.

Liferaft for tūturuatu

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Shore plovers are one of the world’s rarest shorebirds and need a huge helping hand to survive. By Peter Lo and Helen Jonas. Images Peter Lo.

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