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Fishing letter reveals intense industry opposition to transparency

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A letter from fishing industry heavyweights to Fisheries Minister Stuart Nash reveals the extent of pressu

New Zealanders need to tell the government to sort out fishing industry

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Forest & Bird says the public has a chance to tell the Government to sort out the fishing industry in a consultation process announced by the Minister of Fisheries today.
 

Freshwater in West Auckland

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Thursday February 21st, 7.30 pm

Cape KIdnappers Sanctuary.

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Walk along "Rough Block" at Cape Kidnappers in the Sanctuary.See bird life and great views along coast. Gannets.

Locals raise environmental risks from ‘Coromandel Gateway’ proposal

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Forest & Bird is urging the government to consider the toxic heavy metals that would be released from seabed dredging for the Coromandel Gateway Proposal.

Thompson and Clark Inquiry reveals mining regulator captured by industry

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The Government agency charged with regulating mining under the Crown Minerals Act has been captured by industry, the State Services Commission (SSC) inquiry into private spies Thompson and Clark revealed today.
 

Call to close fishery before crayfish disappear forever

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The Minister of Fisheries is tinkering around the edges of crayfish management while the crayfish population on Auckland’s doorstep collapses towards extinction, says Forest & Bird.

Forest & Bird Magazine Summer 2018

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Time to put nature first

Field Trip: Penguin Colony

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Visit a local white flippered penguin colony. Learn more about these delightful birds from Kristina and Thomas who run Christchurch Penguin Rehabilitation. The trip entails a 40 minute walk each way, climbing up and down a ladder, and over rocks.

Yellow-eyed penguin nests down 12%

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The ongoing decline in yellow-eyed penguin nests on mainland New Zealand is cause for alarm and demands un

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