Kevin Hackwell

Sixty frontline jobs at DOC have been saved as the Government backs off deep cuts to its budget. Audio

Listening to that was the advocacy manager of Forest and Bird, Kevin Hackwell. Audio

Forest and Bird says a Department of Conservation plan to lay off frontline staff in favour of recruiting volunteers will seriously impact on wildlife and landscapes. Audio

Mining companies appear to have pushed for a relaxation of rules governing their industry during a review of the Crown Minerals Act. Audio

Tough restrictions may be placed on the fishing of Orange Roughy if moves to have it declared a threatened species of fish are successful. Audio

Plenty of fish in the sea? Audio

New rules to safeguard the country's water supply will change how councils and the Environment Court police the resource. Audio

With Kevin Hackwell - Forest and Bird Advocacy Manager and Professor Dave Craw - Geologist and environmental scientist who has researched on the environmental effects of mining. Audio

Forest and Bird advocacy manager, Kevin Hackwell is warning the government they will have a fight on their hands if they force the changes through. Audio

Conservation groups say the battlelines are drawn as they wait for the Government's decision on allowing mining on some protected conservation land. Audio

Ian Telfer examines whether mining can really be done in an environmentally friendly manner on conservation land. Audio

Lobbyists argue their cases - Morning Report's joined by the acting chief executive of the mineral industry group Straterra, Chris Baker, and the independent conservation group Forest and Bird's… Audio

Listening to the last item was Forest and Bird's Advocacy manager Kevin Hackwell. Audio

Listening to Iain Rennie was Kevin Hackwell from Forest and Bird. Audio

The little spotted kiwi, or the flightless national bore according to some, one of five varieties of our national bird which has finally soared to victory in the Bird of the Year poll. Audio

Could marine turbine energy be the solution to greater energy needs? Audio

Regional councils say 'dirty farmers' are being caught out by a more vigilant inspection regime. Audio

NZ is said to have one of the most sustainable fish management systems in the world but it's still not without its problems. Audio

The high country tenure review with guests Kevin Hackwell, Don Aubrey, Ann Brower and David Parker. Audio

CEO of Forest Industry Contractors Association John Stulen, and Forest and Bird's Advocacy Manager Kevin Hackwell. Audio