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Proposed Marlborough bylaw will protect outstanding coastline

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Nesting banded dotterels and special coastal daisies will have better protection thanks to a new planned bylaw banning driving on a large stretch of Marlborough's coastline affected by uplift after the Kaikōura earthquake.

Conservation Policy on Pesticides and Herbicides

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Otago Region

Forest & Bird has lots of exciting projects in Otago you can be part of.

Biodiversity process earns praise from farmers and conservationists

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Joint statement: Forest & Bird and Federated Farmers

Forest & Bird magazine - Summer 2019

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In the summer 2019 issue

Endangered seabirds need strong fishing rules

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Forest & Bird is calling on New Zealanders to back strong rules to protect penguins, albatross, and other seabirds from fishing nets and hooks, as the Government releases its 

Wellington Region

Forest & Bird’s Wellington branches have a proud history of protecting and restoring nature in and around the capital.

Tītī returned; but will chicks survive predators?

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Conservationists are relieved after this year’s migratory tītī/sooty shearwater finally returned to a colony on the Otago Peninsula.

Chrystalls Beach Working Bee

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Join Forest & Bird's Dunedin Branch for a working bee will be held at Chrystalls Beach.

New evidence supports precautionary approach for critically endangered dolphin

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Forest & Bird says that new evidence showing that Hector’s and Māui dolphins are often present off the Taranaki coast is further support for a precautionary approach towards fishing and other threats.

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