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  • ILLUSTRATIONCover: A white-capped mollymawk nests among megaherbs on the Auckland Islands. Forest and Bird is promoting the Auckl...
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• CHAPTERNew Directions, Old Concerns
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• CHAPTERCONSERVATION UPDATE
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  • CHAPTERRight whales visit Te Waewae Bay
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe return of the southern right whale? Only time will tell but the signs are promising. Photo: Tim Higham
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  • CHAPTERWhooping it up for conservation
    • ILLUSTRATIONA war whooping Forest and Bird researcher Alan Tennyson overcome by amorous whitenaped petrels. Photo: Graeme Taylor
  • CHAPTERMoving in the realms of the Gods
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    • ILLUSTRATIONMotukeikei on the West Coast. On the rock ledges that fringe these small islands, the Waitaha seeded black mussels ca...
  • CHAPTERCorrection
  • CHAPTERYellow-eyed penguin in peril
    • ILLUSTRATIONYellow-eyed penguin and friend Roy become acquainted during the production of the Mainland TV commercial.
    • ILLUSTRATIONSouthland branch Forest and Bird members restore yellow-eyed penguin habitat at Te Rere Reserve.
  • CHAPTERWild Asparagus
    • ILLUSTRATIONTop: Climbing asparagus smothering a regenerative forest floor and encircling the lower tree trunks — Mangawhai 1987....
  • CHAPTERBirds in the hand
    • ILLUSTRATIONBy 11 weeks the kea closely resembles an adult. Photos: Sally Tagg
    • ILLUSTRATIONMick Sibley and a 5-week-old kea chick raised through captive breeding.
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• CHAPTERWORLD WATCH
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  • CHAPTERUK's second marine reserve
  • CHAPTERThe collector
  • CHAPTERSteller sea lions threatened
  • CHAPTERIvory market declines
  • CHAPTERAussie Subantarctics for World heritage
  • CHAPTERShark conservation
  • CHAPTERA Saudi State of Affairs
  • CHAPTERDeath of a Conservationist
  • CHAPTERRecycling Woes
• CHAPTERBIRDS INTERNATIONAL
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  • CHAPTERBali Starling success
  • CHAPTERICBP surveys the Solomons
  • CHAPTERCagou on the increase
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    • ILLUSTRATIONCagou conservation advocates Jean-Louis d'Auzon, Yves Letocart and Serge Sirgouant at the ICBP Conference.
  • CHAPTERResolutions from the XX ICBP World Conference
  • CHAPTERSpix's Macaw — A lone survivor
  • CHAPTERCalifornia Condor
• CHAPTERBRANCHING OUT
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  • CHAPTERSave our Seals
  • CHAPTER1990 medals for conservation
  • CHAPTERSwamp haven
  • CHAPTERNew branch
  • CHAPTERGinger out
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe giant map in Aotea Square showing the worst areas of ginger infestation. Photo: New Zealand Herald
  • CHAPTERNZ Dotterel update
  • CHAPTERSpring cleaning
    • ILLUSTRATIONSouthland branch members at the start of the track at Forest and Bird's largest reserve, the 550 ha Lenz Reserve.
  • CHAPTERGreening Marlborough
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• CHAPTERGO EASY ON ENE RGY
  • ILLUSTRATIONEnergy efficiency expert Amory Lovins spoke live by satellite to the launch of the Electricity Supply Association's e...
  • ILLUSTRATIONIn the 1960s forests around the shores of Lake Monowai in Southland were drowned for hydro generation.
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  • ILLUSTRATIONElectricity, the clean fuel? The Wanganui River upstream of the intake where it is diverted north for the Tongariro p...
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• CHAPTERTHE MYSTERY OF THE VANISHING WEKA
  • ILLUSTRATIONNorth Island weka on nest. The peak of the weka's breeding season is July and August, and incubation takes 25 to 27 d...
  • ILLUSTRATIONA weka chick peeks out at the world from the safety of its parent's back. Weka chicks remain with their parents for u...
• CHAPTERShould we be logging our Indigenous forests?
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  • ILLUSTRATIONBeech forest: "the light reflects in high points from a million small leaves as in a Seurat painting."
  • ILLUSTRATIONBeech chipping: "not much to gaze and wonder at." photo: Dean Schneider
• CHAPTERSupplement to Forest & Bird Volume 22 No 1
  • CHAPTERNEW ZEALAND'S WORLD HERITAGE
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    • ILLUSTRATIONONE OF THE MOST HAUNTING SOUNDS of the subantarctics is the call of the lightmantled sooty albatross. Nine species of...
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    • ILLUSTRATIONSPECKS OF LAND in a vast expanse of ocean, the subantarctic islands lie near the limits of antarctic water yet are in...
    • ILLUSTRATIONAFTERNOON LIGHT shines on seacliffs of Campbell Island on an uncharacteristically calm day. In common with the Auckla...
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    • ILLUSTRATIONFOR SUCH A SMALL ISLAND GROUP (280 ha), the Snares have an extraordinary number of birds, including an estimated six ...
    • ILLUSTRATIONFOREST AND BIRD has proposed a marine mammal sanctuary around the Auckland Islands to protect the threatened Hooker's...
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    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE RARE, FLIGHTLESS AUCKLAND ISLAND. TEAL. No more than 600 of this largely nocturnal species survive. The photograp...
    • ILLUSTRATIONLARGER THAN ANY JELLYFISH found around New Zealand coasts, this species of Cyanea jellyfish was photographed off Camp...
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    • ILLUSTRATIONA SUCCESSFUL FOREST AND BIRD CAMPAIGN to protect the special features of the Kermadecs underwater world saw the seas ...
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    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE CROWN OF THORNS STARFISH is widespread throughout tropical seas, but Is at its southern limit at the Kermadecs. I...
    • ILLUSTRATIONLIMPETS as large as a person's hand attach themselves to rocks three metres below the surface off Raoul Island. These...
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    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE KERMADECS have some of the largest breeding populations of seabirds in the Pacific. In the evenings the sky darke...
    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE "PACIFIC RING OF FIRE" includes the Tonga-Kermadec Island arc, which lies along the Pacific/Indian-Australian pla...
    • ILLUSTRATIONDEMONSTRATING THEIR TROPICAL AFFINITIES, the Kermadec Islands play host to species such as masked boobies, a tropical...
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    • ILLUSTRATIONHIGH IN THE MIST-SHROUDED FORESTS of North-west Nelson lives New Zealand's largest, most handsome and least known kiw...
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    • ILLUSTRATIONTHE ORIGINS of North-west Nelson's limestone "islands" such as the Matiri Range can be traced back 37 million years a...
    • ILLUSTRATIONLIKE MOST OF New Zealand's ancient Gondwana fauna, the carnivorous land snails Powelliphanta have flourished in the a...
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    • ILLUSTRATIONNORTH-WEST NELSON contains an unparalleled array of micro-environments which have given rise to the richest plant spe...
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    • ILLUSTRATIONNORTH-WEST NELSON'S coastal forests are influenced by a warm, moist climate and are rich and diverse. A dense tangle ...
    • ILLUSTRATIONSTUNNING LANDFORMS in quaritzose limestone, Garibaldi Ridge near Karamea Bend in the south-eastern corner of the Tasm...
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    • ILLUSTRATIONWhite-capped mollymawk colony, South West Cape, Auckland Island, looking towards Carnley Harbour and Adams Island. Ph...
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• CHAPTERDenis Marshall — National's green conscience
  • ILLUSTRATIONConservation Minister Denis Marshall gets to grips with one of his areas of responsiblity — Antarctica. With him is t...
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• CHAPTERCHANNEL CATFISH
  • ILLUSTRATIONOne of the 2200 channel catfish destroyed by MAF veterinarian Colin Anderson. Voracious predators, the fish grow as h...
  • ILLUSTRATIONCartoonists relished the catfish saga.
  • ILLUSTRATIONChinchilla, "the ideal pet for working people because they are active in the early morning and again at night." (Dune...
  • ILLUSTRATIONAn environmental handful. Chairperson of the Auckland Regional Council's resource management committee, Mrs Jean Samp...
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• CHAPTERNET LOSSES
  • ILLUSTRATIONHector's dolphin, caught in a gill net. The threat to the long term viability of this species led to the creation of ...
  • ILLUSTRATIONAbove: Forest and Bird executive member Graeme Loh with the casualties.
  • ILLUSTRATIONRight: A net set directly under a shag colony, Otago Harbour.
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  • ILLUSTRATIONLeft: Recently Thelma Wilson (DoC New Plymouth) had to rescue a fur seal pup trapped in a set net. The pup fortunatel...
  • ILLUSTRATIONIn 1986, of the 2266 vessels in the domestic fishing fleet, 406 were set net vessels.
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• CHAPTERTorpedoes over Muriwai
  • ILLUSTRATIONGannets are supreme fliers and expert divers for fish. Photo: Rob Greenaway
  • ILLUSTRATIONOpposite: The Muriwai gannet colony west of Auckland, one of only three on the mainland.
  • ILLUSTRATIONA demanding ball of down — a gannet chick. Photo: Rob Greenaway
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• CHAPTERBULLETIN
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  • CHAPTERFleming Conservation Awards
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• CHAPTERBOOK REVIEWS
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• CHAPTERSOCIETY'S LODGES AND HOUSES
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