Story: Conservation – a history All images & media From page 1 – The need for conservation ‘Save your forests’ Conservation Day poster Heaphy’s dog attacking penguins Extinct birds From page 2 – Māori conservation traditions Moa butchery Whakapapa Rāhui sign Māori garden From page 3 – Voices in the wilderness, 1769–1907 Clearing the land Extending Tongariro National Park Scenic reserves (1st of 3) Fern Arch (2nd of 3) Whanganui River (3rd of 3) Protecting the huia Kākāpō chicks From page 4 – A background issue, 1908–1965 Native Bird Protection Society newsletter Pine trees, Waipoua Forest National and forest parks The last goat on Macauley Island Heritage destroyed From page 5 – Soil conservation Soil erosion at Tūtira Station The impact of erosion Soil … our greatest natural resource! Tree planting and erosion ‘Plant some trees!’ From page 6 – Control of introduced animals Trapped stoat Deer cullers’ camp Deer control, Fiordland Possum lungs Loading 1080 From page 7 – Saving native birds Takahē Feeding takahē chicks Rats (1st of 4) Stewart Island snipe (2nd of 4) Greater short-tailed bat (3rd of 4) Stead’s bush wren (4th of 4) Catching a Chatham Island black robin Predator-proof fence From page 8 – Environmental activism, 1966–1987 Protest action Manapōuri petition The Maruia Declaration Protesting at Pureora From page 9 – Rivers, landforms and geysers Protected rivers and lakes in New Zealand Quarried volcanic cones Glacial erratic Ōrākei Kōrako Extinct geyser From page 10 – Changing organisations and ideas, 1985–2006 Arbor Day Volunteers Stolen wētā Observing kākāpō
