Political Leadership Needed To Reverse Extinction Trends – Forest and Bird
Forest & Bird says environmental indicator reporting today by Stats NZ is sobering, and shows how a whole-of-Government approach is…
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Auckland Council Admits It Doesn’t Know The Impact Of Its Own Budget Cuts – Forest And Bird
Auckland Council has proposed significant budget cuts without assessing the potential impacts on the region’s environment and climate change efforts,…
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Political Leadership Needed To Reverse Extinction Trends – Forest And Bird
Forest & Bird says environmental indicator reporting today by Stats NZ is sobering, and shows how a whole-of-Government approach is…
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Fisheries Plan For Ailing Hauraki Gulf Not Enough To Restore Mauri – Forest and Bird
Forest & Bird is deeply disappointed that bottom trawling, dredging and Danish seining will still be allowed under the Hauraki…
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Enviro-NGOs Take No New Mines Protest To Labour Party AGM – Forest and Bird
Following weeks of protests, media coverage, and the joint publication of an open letter to the Prime Minister, New Zealand’s…
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Forest & Bird Calls On Government To Take Action On Flood Risk By Making Room For Rivers – Forest And Bird
Forest & Bird is calling on the Government to develop a national Room for Rivers plan to protect communities and…
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Shark Plan Needs Teeth To Save 1000+ Sharks – Forest And Bird
Forest & Bird today welcomed the release of a draft National Plan of Action on Sharks, which provides a constructive…
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Scallop Fisheries Closure A Significant Move But Falls Short Of Ecosystem Protection – Forest and Bird
Forest & Bird acknowledges closure of the scallop fisheries in Northland, the Hauraki Gulf and Coromandel as a significant step…
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ETS Must Back Permanent Native Forests, Not Pine Monoculture – Forest And Bird
Forest & Bird strongly backs the Government’s suggestion that pine forests should not be counted as permanent carbon sinks in…
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Urgent Call To Double Wetlands For Climate – Forest and Bird
Today on World Wetlands Day, eleven non-governmental organisations are launching a new campaign, Every Wetland Counts He Piupiuaki Ia Rohe…