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Bird of the Year off to a flying start

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Forest & Bird’s annual Bird of the Year competition begins today.

The competition asks New Zealanders to vote for their favourite bird in the hopes of raising awareness of the threats they face.

Fraudulent votes set Bird of the Year aflutter

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Bird of the Year has been rocked by scandal on the first day of competition with someone making over a hundred fraudulent votes for the white-faced heron.

Climate report must spur action from new government

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A new climate report being released today must spur New Zealand’s political and industrial leaders into reducing greenhouse gas emissions, regardless of who takes the reins of government later today, says Forest & Bird.

Scuppered salmon farm a win for wild Port Pegasus

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Scuppered plans to farm salmon off Rakiura National Park is a predictable outcome of an ill-conceived raid on a pristine environment and on taxpayer money.

Yellow-eyed penguin crisis requires urgent Govt action

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Nearly half the breeding population of endangered hoiho (yellow-eyed penguins) on the island sanctuary of Whenua Hou (Codfish Island) have disappeared at sea, and Forest & Bird says the evidence indicates they most likely drowned in a c

Forest & Bird urge seismic blasting firm to quit NZ

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Forest & Bird has today sent an open letter to the company proposing to conduct seismic blasting in blue whale habitat, urging them to abandon the project.

New global study shows set nets a major risk to yellow-eyed penguins

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Forest & Bird is calling for closures of selected set net fisheries, in response to new international research that highlights the risk they pose to endangered hoiho/yellow-eyed penguins.

Forest & Bird heading to Environment Court to defend Te Kuha

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Forest & Bird is appealing the decision to grant resource consent to the proposed Te Kuha open cast coal mine, near Westport.

Kauri dieback in the Waitakeres is a national problem, not just an Auckland one

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Auckland Councillors have the opportunity on Tuesday to vote to save the region’s kauri forests, the Council should not have to do this alone and needs more support from central government, says Forest & Bird.

Marina dredging risks environment and human health

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Plans to dredge Coromandel Harbour for a new marina could cause damage to the coastal environment and release toxic metals that present a risk to human health, says Forest & Bird.

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