Forest & Bird seeks judicial review of tarakihi catch limits
Fisheries NZ Minister Stuart Nash’s decision to allow tarakihi stocks to remain overfished for the next 25 years is not…
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Forest & Bird welcomes end to tenure review
An end to tenure review is a vital reprieve for some of New Zealand’s most endangered species, says Forest &…
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DOC sides with Forest & Bird on wetland mining decision
The Department of Conservation has sided with Forest & Bird in a bid to protect a significant wetland from being…
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Forest & Bird and Pāmu announce new collaboration
New Zealand’s largest conservation organisation and largest farming group have agreed to work together to promote best environmental practice in…
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Forest & Bird urge seismic blasting firm to quit NZ
Forest & Bird has today sent an open letter to the company proposing to conduct seismic blasting in blue whale…
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Forest & Bird defends NZ conservation land in Supreme Court
Forest & Bird successfully defends NZ conservation land in Supreme Court The Supreme Court has ruled that New Zealand’s publicly…
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Labour’s freshwater policy ‘more ambitious’ than Govt but still has some leaks in it.
Major tourism, conservation and recreation organisations behind Freshwater Rescue Plan, announced yesterday, compare Labour’s water policy to their seven step…
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Forest & Bird give Government’s Threatened Species Strategy a four out of ten
Forest & Bird has given the Government’s new Threatened Species Strategy a four out of ten, saying it will not…
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Forest & Bird calls for agency overhaul on eve of threatened species summit
On the eve of a government Threatened Species Summit, Forest & Bird is calling for an overhaul of key government…
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Forest & Bird warns Government could use draconian new powers to push through coal mining
Forest & Bird is warning that draconian new powers the government has given itself under the Resource Management Act, or…