Nature & Environment

Well bird of the year is in full flight, but what about our native fish? Commercial photographer Terry Hann trades under the name The Artful Trout and he has embarked on an obsession with documenting… Audio

A group of the world's most influential scientific advisors have penned a joint letter saying the need for urgent climate action is unequivocal.

This comes as government leaders head to Glasgow for… Audio

Claire Concannon hears how the the New Zealand Plant Conservation Network's favourite plant competition is shaping up, while Katy Gosset learns about research to improve the quality and growth… Audio

Tearfund's annual name-and-shame of unethical fashion chains leaves out some important factors - such as clothing manufactured in New Zealand.  Audio

Despite a flood of opposition, the government is going to force councils to get on board with their three waters reform.

The proposal's been about four years in the making and aims to dramatically… Video, Audio

When was the last time you stopped and spent time with a tree? Tree hugger can be used as an insult, but there's a huge body of research that suggests being in nature has a real measurable impact on… Audio

Hunters want to help protect the country's conservation estate, but say they need to be included in conversations about culling deer, pigs and goats.

Forest & Bird has created a series of maps from… Audio

Climate campaigners are calling New Zealand to stump up more financial support for pacific island nations ahead of COP26 - the international climate conference kicking off in Scotland this weekend.

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Forest & Bird is calling for the government to urgently fund the largest deer, pig, and goat control programme New Zealand has ever seen.

Official data shows virtually all conservation land and large… Audio

Singapore's waters were once abundant with coral species, but coastal and land development have caused reefs to deplete over the years.

But a group of scientists from the National University of… Audio