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Still time for your business to register to attend this free event next week in Tauranga.
At this Partnering for Nature event, you will gain insights into how businesses can lead the shift to a nature-positive economy and understand the risks of inaction. This interactive session is an opportuni
How businesses can play a leading role in the global shift to a nature-positive economy
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Boycott pro apartheid part maori / polynesian racists. Including racist sponsors Liebour. TPM suck ass! Send home all Crooks Islanders.
Boycott pro apartheid part maori / polynesian racists. Including racist sponsors Liebour. TPM suck ass!
This sounds like a great event Aongatete Forest Project and awesome to see one of our former cadets out there sharing his awesome knowledge - go Uenuku 
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So awesome to see such great community leadership here in the Western Bay of Plenty.
And a very special shout out to our friends at Manaaki Kaimai Mamaku Trust for winning the Sustainable Futures Award - woohoo 
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What an awesome day this was. If you haven’t been to Wingspan Birds of Prey Trust yet, we suggest you pay them a visit 
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Calling all Bay of Plenty business leaders.
Join us for this interactive session to learn how businesses can play a leading role in the global shift to a nature-positive economy. This is an opportunity to get ahead of the game!
With growing expectations from stakeholders, international trade requirements, and the undeniable link between clim
Partnering for Nature: The Why – Understanding the Risks to your Business and Being a Step Ahead
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We love celebrating the ocean all the time, but especially around Seaweek
This term our nature education program is focused on the marine environment and we have been loving visiting schools to teach the tamariki how to snorkel, ID marine species and conduct marine surveys.
Special thanks to Western Bay of Plenty District Council for funding us to provide nature education to schools 
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<3 Great work Bay Conservation Alliance team!
Yay stoked this is still happening 
lucky kids.
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