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Kapiti-Mana: Branch Newsletter, June 2021

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Forest & Bird calls for new law to put nature first

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Forest & Bird welcomes the release of the draft purpose of the Natural and Built Environment Act (NBA) but wants a clearer hierarchy to put preserving nature first.  

Tauranga: Branch Newsletter July 2021

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AGM 2021

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Tauranga Branch AGM
Join us for updates, insights and a few light refreshments.

Southland volunteers win Forest & Bird annual award

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Forest & Bird’s Southland branch has been honoured with the organisation’s Branch Award in recognition of its outstanding restoration and advocacy work over many years to protect nature in one of New Zealand’s most extensive and diverse regions.

North Shore nature hero wins Forest & Bird's Tī Kōuka Award

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Anne Denny’s outstanding work for more than two decades for the Forest & Bird’s North Shore branch and her leading role in the restoration of Tuff Crater has been recognised with the organisation’s Ti Kōuka Award.

Making Waves

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A not to be missed talk by Dr. Britt Graham about the methods used and what has been learnt about the movement of marine species that travel throughout the South Pacific and around New Zealand.

Plants and some seabirds along the exposed Waitakere coast

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The plants of the exposed rocky Waitakere coast, including the few islands, are constrained by the salt-laden winds and stormy seas.

A step towards restoring Hauraki Gulf

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The Government needs to be more ambitious with its plans to restore the Hauraki Gulf back to the thriving ocean ecosystem it was only a few generations ago. 

Winter 2021 Forest & Bird Magazine

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In your Winter 2021 Forest & Bird Magazine

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