OBJECTS OF THE SOCIETY
To advocate and obtain efficient protection of our native forests and birds and the preservation of sanctuaries, and scenic and other reserves, in their native state, and to enlist the practical sympathy of both young and old in these objects. The Society invites all those who realise the great economic and aesthetic value of our native birds, and who wish to preserve our unrivalled scenic beauties, to band together with it to carry out these objects. The subscriptions are: Life Member £l5; Endowment Members £1; Ordinary Members 10s.; Junior Members (under 17 or at school) ss. per annum. Endowment Members are those who desire to contribute in a more helpful manner towards the preservation of our birds and forests. This magazine is issued quarterly to all members without charge. The Forest and Bird Protection Society of New Zealand (Inc.) is:— Convening and Secretarial Member of Nature Protection Council of New Zealand. National Section of the International Committee for Bird Preservation. Member of the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources.
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Forest and Bird, Issue 138, 1 November 1960, Page 20
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