Forest & Bird

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Protecting our native plants, animals and wild places, on land and in our oceans. Authorised by Forest & Bird, 205 Victoria St, Wellington 6011

On the Rainbow Warrior (from left to right): Sinead O'Flynn, Bianca Ranson, Shaun Lee, Mandy Kupenga and Juan Parada. Credit Bianca Ranson.
📷DOC ranger Jim Fyfe and mana whenua ranger Tūmai Cassidy with a rare beaked whale, found near Taieri Mouth in 2024. Credit: Department of Conservation
Remix's recycled plastic earrings made from bird banding waste leftover from the Department of Conservation mahi.
Rat prints on tracking card. Credit Rosi Merz
Take Action: Fisheries Act changes imperil our ocean. Make a submission before 5pm, Friday 11 April. Forest & Bird logo. Image of four dolphins in blue ocean.
A wide shot of a sign displaying a spread from the children's book 'Five Wee Pūteketeke' on the edge of a flat gravel path, bordered by tussock and other vegetation.
A sign displaying the cover of the children's book 'Five Wee Pūteketeke' with a blurb explaining what a StoryWalk is, in front of a tussock.
A sign displaying an illustrated page from the book 'Five Wee Pūteketeke' in front of a flax bush.
Crimson flowers on a tree in front of bluebird sky.
A beautiful bright yellow mayfly sitting on a stone in front of a dark background.
A collage of three dolphin images, two of individual dolphins leaping out of the water, and one of a huge pod of 20+ dolphins porpoising as they swim along. Overlaid text reads: The images we want to see 💙 versus...
An underwater image of a pinky-red fish with a big eye and downturned mouth that makes it look like the fish is sad.
An underwater shot of a school of silver fish in blue water above a sandy seafloor.
Tarakihi, orange roughy at risk? A proposed law change could put 'economic' factors ahead of sustainability. Take action.
Maroro Australasian Flying Fish. Credit scienceco_fn CC BY-NC