Marine Issues
I have been a member of Forest and Bird for 30 years — holding the office of branch chair for
two separate periods and that of branch councillor on several occasions. I am beginning to wonder what I belong to and where the ‘forest’ and ‘bird’ segments are disappearing to. As an example take the November magazine — Sea Snakes and Turtles, pp.14-17, Sea Slugs pp.24-27 and Ocean Life Crisis, pp.28-31. — PAT MENZIES RD6, Dannevirke For a generation or so Forest and Bird has espoused the protection of all "indigenous flora and fauna and natural features and landscapes of New Zealand’ not just forests and birds. In the past year, the national executive has focussed campaigns on three major themes: restoring the dawn chorus, saving the high country, and marine conservation, including fisheries. The magazine has been required to reflect this.
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Forest and Bird, Issue 307, 1 February 2003, Page 3
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141Marine Issues Forest and Bird, Issue 307, 1 February 2003, Page 3
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