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Rātā rebounds

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Ongoing 1080 operations contributed to a stunning display of red rātā flowers in Paparoa National Park this summer. By Dean Baigent-Mercer

Forest & Bird raises concerns about RMA reforms that prioritise private priority rights

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Forest & Bird says the resource management reforms announced today need to protect, restore, and enhance the things that matter to Kiwis. New Zealanders care about the environment, they love our quality of life. 

Trapping in action

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Forest & Bird volunteers and staff worked hard over summer to protect and monitor precious long-tailed bat roosts in Marlborough. By Lynn Freeman

Autumn 2025 Forest & Bird Magazine

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North Taranaki Branch Newsletter - Autumn 2025

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Protect the Gulf

You will help fund urgent conservation efforts, advocacy and if necessary, legal actions to hold the Government account for:

Honouring the ban of ring-net fishing within agreed high-protection zones. 

Forest & Bird Treaty Principles Bill submission

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Forest & Bird provided both written and oral evidence to the select committee about the risks to nature that could come from the Treaty Principles Bill. 

Monthly Meeting: AGM and update on local projects

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For our April meeting, rather than having one speaker, we will highlight the many amazing projects happening in the region supported by Forest and Bird Nelson Tasman members.

Paremata Flats Weeding Crew

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All are welcome to join our monthly working bees looking after Paremata Flat Reserve Restoration Project – usually first or second Sunday of the month (except January), 9am-12midday.

Choose Nature-based solutions

Nature-based solutions are actions that protect, sustainably manage, and restore natural or modified ecosystems, including native forests, rivers, wetlands, and coastal habitats. 

They are used to solve real-world challenges, including protecting communities from flooding, landslides, wildfires, coastal inundation, and biodiversity collapse. 

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Supporting Forest & Bird is one of the best things you can do for New Zealand's environment. We need people like you to support us, so that nature will always have a voice.

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