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Forest & Bird told Parliament’s Environment Committee that the Fast-track Approvals Bill should be withdrawn, when the Society appeared before select committee members today.   

Pekapeka Tou Roa in North-West Auckland

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

Kāpiti-Mana: Branch Newsletter, 04 2024

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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

Youth designer Magnolia Wild using visual communication to tell stories

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Visual communication designer Magnolia Wild has been inspired by the beauty of nature since she was four years old.

Moving to the top of the waterfall

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Alex Stone looks at the challenges ahead for conservation as we head into 2024 with a new government and an uncertain climate future. Part 4 of 4.

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