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Combatting the ‘trap and hope’ epidemic
Kia ora team, There is always much to discuss around the trap line. This month, I want to discuss...
Kiwi return to their whenua after boosting population elsewhere
18 years after four kiwi chicks were gifted from Ngāti Hikairo ki Tongariro to Ngāti Korokī...
Stoats be gone: Kiwi heading to Motutapu Island once more
More than two years after a stoat incursion put a halt to kiwi being released onto Auckland’s...
Cyclone Gabrielle: Kiwi conservation update
In the wake of Cyclone Gabrielle, many kiwi conservation projects are still getting out there...
Jobs for Nature: The community returning kiwi to the heart of the north
Miro Parsonson hasn’t heard a kiwi calling near his family home for at least a decade. As a child,...
RESOURCE: DOC trap 12-step checklist
How you set and maintain your DOC 200 and 250 traps will determine your trapping success. Setting...
Learning te reo Māori as a Pākehā adult
Kā nui te mihi e maha katoa i pānui tāku kōrero. Ko Paul O’Shea tōku ingoa. My te reo Māori...
The impact of cats on the environment
Kia ora team, Well, we had quite a reaction to the previous blog on cats. Given it was somewhat of...
Volunteers the lifeblood of Northland conservation
“Kiwi numbers in Whangārei Heads wouldn’t be anywhere near where they are without the support of...
Jobs for Nature: Coromandel project connecting people, kiwi, & the whenua
“When people start to understand each other’s projects and become part of something bigger at a...
Feral cats the new nasty?
Kia ora team, This month I want to touch on a subject that has many people have avoided. You...
Jobs for Nature: Growing conservation leaders on the West Coast
Kristy Owens has always been interested in conservation. After studying zoology at the University...