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Kapiti-Mana: Branch Newsletter, January 2020

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Weak fishing rules killing endangered albatross

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Endangered seabirds will continue to die under weak new regulations for commercial longline fishing, Forest & Bird says. 

Sand sculpture day to help save native seabirds

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Giant seabirds will be created in the sand at Long Bay Regional Park this Sunday, January 19, to raise awareness of endangered seabirds around Auckland’s coasts.
 

Research shows albatross being fished to death

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New research points to fishing bycatch as a major cause of the alarming decline of Antipodean albatrosses.

Forest & Bird declares 2020 the year of the seabird

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Forest & Bird has declared 2020 the year of the seabird, saying this is the year New Zealanders have a chance to turn things around for more than 35 species of struggling native seabird that were captured by fishing boats last year.

Seabird Sandcastling — Dunedin

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Build a giant sandcastle in the shape of your favourite seabird while learning about the threats they face and what you can do to help protect them!

Seabird Sandcastling!

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Forest & Bird seeks judicial review of tarakihi catch limits

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Fisheries NZ Minister Stuart Nash’s decision to allow tarakihi stocks to remain overfished for the next 25 years is not environmentally sustainable, and Forest & Bird is seeking a judicial review of the decision.
 

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Kapiti-Mana: Branch Newsletter, December 2019

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