NZ has just produced a Biodiversity Strategy, straight out of Agenda 21. As we know an important globalist goal is urbanisation of the high density variety. Read this: ""New Zealanders enjoy being in nature. We take advantage of the huge range of recreational activities available in our great outdoors, from sightseeing, boating, tramping and fishing, to mountain biking and bungy jumping. We also experience nature through hearing birdsong in the cities we live in, being involved in community projects to restore streams or bush, visiting the beach, catching fish and a myriad of other ways. For a lot of us, the time we spent in nature as children has shaped our memories. There is growing recognition that access to the natural world is vital for our mental and social wellbeing." Guess what's missing. It's very clear that the back yard, with the eco-system it provides for birds and bugs, and the daily contact with nature, does not feature in plans of our Club of Rome-owned government.