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About Graeme Hill

Graeme Hill is the conservation-conscious host of the Saturday morning show on Radiolive. He was also the self-appointed Secretary of the Committee to Elect Grey Warbler 2007, an organization recognized as the key influence in achieving victory for the grey warbler in last year’s Bird of the Year poll. Graeme is again supporting Vote Grey Warbler in this year’s election, despite all efforts to make him switch his preferences to a candidate with a greater glam factor.

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Poison-envy

Nov 16, 2010

Bloggers: Fellows-in-conservation, Graeme Hill (writer, muso, RadioLive weekend variety wireless host and lover of NZ nature) and Forest & Bird Conservation Advocate, Nicola Vallance. Nicola: Hot on the heels of the Forest & Bird “Bird of the Year” (BOTY) competition, the New Zealand Plant Conservation Network has launched their annual “Plant of the Year” competition.  […]

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Forget-me-not

Sep 28, 2009

Guest Blogger: Campaign Manager for the Grey Warbler & Broadaster, Graeme Hill The only reason that the Grey Warbler is not bird of the year, every year, is that this soldier of our conscience is not often seen… yet it is common. How can this be? It is tiny and it gets mistaken for dust, […]

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Ode to the grey warbler: a singer of songs

Oct 20, 2008

Guest Blogger:  Graeme Hill, Secretary, Campaign for the Grey Warbler 2008 (and Radio Live Host) 2007 was a landmark year for Gerygone igata, or the grey warbler, or the riroriro, or the Bird Of The Year, or the Coolest Bird in New Zealand. At long, long last the underbird got the recognition it deserved, and if […]

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