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Southland Branch AGM & 'Battle for our Birds' talk

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Rubbish spills threaten our rivers and beaches nationwide

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There are at least a hundred historic rubbish dumps around the country exposed to flooding and climate change effects, just like the site in South Westland which has strewn rubbish across beaches after flooding, Forest & Bird says.&nb

Urgent Government help needed for West Coast rubbish disaster

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Forest & Bird has asked central Government agencies to urgently step in and provide leadership and resourcing for dealing with Westland’s huge rubbish spill crisis.

Christchurch Penguin Rehabilitation - 10 years of caring for penguins in New Zealand

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Thomas Stracke and Kristina Schutt of Christchurch Penguin Rehabilitation will talk on their involvement with penguins, starting from their beginnings in South Africa, getting started in New Zealand, the disruption caused by the earthquakes, ne

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Forest & Bird Magazine Autumn 2019

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Wonderful wetlands

Explore the Rocky Shore

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Explore the Rocky Shore with the Department of Conservation & KCC

RSVP to Community Ranger Lauren Kelley for more details & to ensure space. Lkelley@doc.govt.nz or 03 768 0427


FREE Event

Bring Back the Seabirds, Otago

Dunedin is a seabird capital with 11 species still breeding close to the city and 19 species frequenting shoreline waters. In all, nearly 40% of New Zealand's seabirds use the waters off Otago. 

Globally, seabirds are the most endangered group of birds. Their nesting grounds are threatened by land use change and introduced predators. Many die at sea as bycatch from the fishing industry and overfishing and climate change are depleting their food source.

Kapiti-Mana newsletter - Summer Issue 2019

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West Coast Branch Meeting

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All members welcome
Please bring a plate for a shared lunch

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