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Extraordinary eels and enigmatic īnanga by Kimberley D'Souza and Laura Torre

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Extraordinary eels and enigmatic īnanga by Kimberley D'Souza and Laura Torre

Forest & Bird Magazine - Autumn 2021

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Retreating glaciers are one of the world’s most visible symbols of climate change.

Submission on Mātaitai Applications for Tautuku, Ōtara, and Ōmāui

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Te Rūnanga o Awarua are progressing three mātaitai reserves around the Murihiku (Southland) coastline.

Mimiwhangata: Aroha for the sea

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An inspiring initiative led by Māori and supported by Forest & Bird could create a way forward to protect marine life. By Dean Baigent-Mercer.

A tale of two whānau

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In 1958, a tiny hapū from Motiti Island asked the Prime Minister Walter Nash to prohibit fishing near their home. He declined to do so.

Industry admits to breaking promises made in tarakihi deal

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The inshore tarakihi fishing industry has admitted it's failing to adhere to voluntary measures it promised in a 2019 tarakihi catch limit deal with then Fisheries Minister Stuart Nash.

Submission on Auckland's Long Term Plan 2021

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Forest & Bird has for many years had a strong interest and involvement in the greater Auckland area. Our strategic vision for the region is:

Submission on Waiheke Island rāhui restricting the harvest of scallops, mussels, rock lobster, and pāua

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A rāhui has been placed around Waiheke Island for the next two years by local iwi Ngāti Pāoa supported by the local Waiheke community.

Estuary Walk

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Join us for a walk and talk with Bill Simpson of the Avon Heathcote Estuary Ihutai Trust and Southshore resident.

Andrew Crossland - Surveys of Coastal-breeding Birds on Banks Peninsula in the Decade since the Quakes

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In Oct/Nov 2012, 2017, and 2020, CCC rangers with the generous help of DoC's boat and crew carried out surveys of breeding seabirds around the full coastline of Banks Peninsula.

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