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WReNNZ Wellington Conference August 20th /21st 2011
 
Early Bird Registration Fee (before June 7th 2011) $90 per person
                   Registration Fee (after June 7th 2011)    $100 per person
Registration includes 2 lunches, 2 morning and 1 afternoon tea.
Registrations to:
            Craig Shepherd                       
PO Box 13764
Johnsonville
Wellington 6440
Email craig@duckman.co.nz
Phone 0508 NZ BIRD (0508 69 2473)
Fax 04 477 6813
 
Please pay by Direct Credit To:
 
Kiwibank Account: 389011 0368207 00
Account Name: WRENNZ
Please include your name for direct credit reference
 
Or Cheque made payable to:-
WRNNZ @ above address
 
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There is a huge amount of accommodation available in Wellington.
The conference will be held at the Massey Wellington Campus at Tasman Street Wellington.
 
The website www.wellingtonnz.com has an accommodation tab and they can also be phoned on 0800 933 53 63
 
Wildlife Rehabilitation Network of New Zealand Wildlife rehabilitation is the process of collecting from the wild and caring for injured, orphaned, or sick wild animals. The goal of wildlife rehabilitation is to provide the food, housing and medical care for these animals, then returning them to the wild after treatment.