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22.03.16
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12.02.16
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Wildbase Recovery Auction Dinner
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Wildbase Recovery Conference
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18.06.15
Fund and friend raising for whio and Wildbase Recovery
11.06.15
Victorious recovery and release
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13.05.15
New Trustee Appointment
29.04.15
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18.12.14
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16.12.14
Conservation Week winner
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Recovered little blue penguin released at Himatangi
29.09.14
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20.09.14
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27.08.14
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Wildbase Recovery Conference

Wildbase Recovery Conference

Registrations are now open for the 2015 Wildbase Recovery Conference, being held in Palmerston North, Thursday 27 and Friday 28 August 2015. The conference theme is Operational Conservation: species based recovery in New Zealand, and we have an exciting list of speakers lined up for you.

Wildbase Recovery Ambassador, Nicola Toki, is the keynote speaker, with an array of marine mammal, waterfowl, migratory shorebird, frog and bat specialists from Massey University, the Department of Conservation and independent organisations also offering their valuable expertise.

The two day conference includes a dinner on the Thursday evening, and what we anticipate to be a lively and engaging fundraising auction.

Registrations are now open.

Please download and complete the registration form and send with your payment to:

email conference@wildbaserecovery.co.nz

or post to:
Aaron Phillips
Wildbase Recovery Conference
C/- Palmerston North City Council
Private Bag, 11034, Palmerston North

We’re pleased to be bringing experts from around New Zealand together to discuss the conservation and recovery of native species. Please share the conference details with your networks, and encourage them to sign up to our regular conference newsletters via our Facebook page.