More than 50 functions throughout New Zealand marked the international Earth Day 2000, organised this year by Forest and Bird's central office. Far North Forest and Bird organised a weeding party on Motupapa Island in the Bay of Islands, and are seen above removing moth plant. Golden Bay Forest and Bird made a coastal walk from Patons Rock to Rangihaeta Heads (seen in the distance, below). Internationally, 500 million people took part in this effort to help keep Planet Earth healthy.
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Forest and Bird, Issue 297, 1 August 2000, Page 41
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86More than 50 functions throughout New Zealand marked the international Earth Day 2000, organised this year by Forest and Bird's central office. Far North Forest and Bird organised a weeding party on Motupapa Island in the Bay of Islands, and are seen above removing moth plant. Golden Bay Forest and Bird made a coastal walk from Patons Rock to Rangihaeta Heads (seen in the distance, below). Internationally, 500 million people took part in this effort to help keep Planet Earth healthy. FAR NORTH FOREST AND BIRD Forest and Bird, Issue 297, 1 August 2000, Page 41
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