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- CHAPTERROYAL FOREST & BIRD PROTECTION SOCIETY of NEW ZEALAND Inc.
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- CHAPTERNeedless Destruction of Natural Resources Must Cease
- CHAPTERVast North-west Nelson Forest Park Offers Wide Scope for Recreation
- CHAPTERCommissions Report on Manapouri Proposals
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- CHAPTERExpedition's Study of The Wild Sheep of Campbell Island
- ILLUSTRATIONHeading illustration: The western cliffs of Campbell Island, where the dividing fence was started. [M. F. Soper photo
- ILLUSTRATIONCampbell Island. The arrow shows the western end of the fence dividing the island.
- ILLUSTRATIONThe feral sheep are of Merino-Romney ancestry and about 1,300 to the north of the fence were shot. In some areas graz...
- ILLUSTRATION[M. F. Soper photo The abandoned Tucker Cove camp, built by coastwatchers in 1941 and abandoned by the weather office...
- CHAPTERFirst Young Conservator of Year Is a Dedicated Worker
- CHAPTERNew Map Series of N.Z. Nearing Completion
- CHAPTERMr D. A. McCurdy Retires
- ILLUSTRATION[R. D. Woolf photo Mr McCurdy.
- CHAPTERA Trip along the Heaphy Track
- CHAPTERHistoric Permit To Gather Wild Flowers in South Africa
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- CHAPTERBird Visitors at a Raumati Garden
- CHAPTERSummer Days Bring Greater Fire Danger to National Parks
- CHAPTERDepartment's Difficulties in Attempts To Conserve Wildlife and Its Habitat
- CHAPTERNotes from Branches
- CHAPTERRockville School Wins Moncrieff Shield for Nature Study
- CHAPTERTHE JUNIOR SECTION*
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- CHAPTERAPPEAL FOR BEQUESTS
- CHAPTERSUBSCRIPTIONS TO SOCIETY
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- CHAPTERWhat is Ecology?
- ILLUSTRATIONHeading illustration: Ecology students study native plants at an airstrip in Westland National Park. Snowfields at a ...
- ILLUSTRATIOND. Gay photo A wry-bill plover (Anarhynchus frontalis) nesting at Mount Cook National Park. Ecological studies have s...
- ILLUSTRATION[R. C. Blackmore photo Ecologists study the connection between insects and soil erosion near Lake Coleridge. Frost an...
- ILLUSTRATIONABOVE: On the reserve at Castle Hill in Canterbury grow the only plants in the world of the native buttercup Ranuncul...
- ILLUSTRATIONBELOW: Ranunculus paucifolius in flower at Castle Hill.