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The Government is refusing to release a list it is developing of environmentally-damaging projects – coal mines on public conservation land, huge dams that flood forests and fish farms in already compromised oceans – it wants to rubber stamp under its proposed Fast-track Approvals Bill. 

Protest march against fast-track Bill announced for Auckland

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Forest & Bird, Greenpeace, Communities Against Fast Track (CAFT), Coromandel Watchdog, WWF-New Zealand, and Kiwis Against Seabed Mining have announced a ‘March for Nature’ on June

Monthly Meeting: Where to see birds in Nelson

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Join us for  joint meeting with the Nelson Branch of Birds NZ and the launch of a revised version of the field guide Where to See Birds in Nelson.

Bill would create large-scale environmental destruction

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Forest & Bird told Parliament’s Environment Committee that the Fast-track Approvals Bill should be withdrawn, when the Society appeared before select committee members today.   

Judicial review of Wapiti management in Fiordland National Park

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On Thursday March 28 Forest & Bird lodged an application for judicial review of an agreement between the Director General of Conservation and the Fiordland Wapiti Foundation.

Frank Lepera - Towards Predator-Free Waiheke

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Frank Lepera - Towards Predator-Free Waiheke

Pekapeka Tou Roa in North-West Auckland

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Neil Henderson –  Pekapeka Tou Roa in North-West Auckland - Bats for all seasons

Stocker Winners Talk about their Research

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The three 2022 Stocker Scholarship winners will talk on their research. 

Owl Farm's wetland wonders

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A constructed wetland was highly effective at cleaning up freshwater, absorbing up to 80% of key farm pollutants in a four-year NIWA study. By Andrea Rush

Planning for extinction

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The new coalition government will lead to the loss of more taonga species. Why can’t our decisionmakers see the wood for the trees? By Teall Crossen

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