Predator-Free 2050: Auckland Iwi & Community Unite for Nature
Auckland iwi, conservation groups and council celebrate new funding for Predator-Free 2050, with leaders saying the kaupapa aligns with tikanga Māori values.
Auckland iwi, conservation groups and council celebrate new funding for Predator-Free 2050, with leaders saying the kaupapa aligns with tikanga Māori values.
Steve Allan has spent nearly 50 years designing traps to protect New Zealand's native birds and bush. His story is a heartwarming conservation success.
Ngāti Kuri Trust Board welcomes an external review as questions arise over $2m in campground revenue owed to DOC. Here's what we know.
The third Kaimanawa horse muster of 2026 is underway near Waiouru, with helicopters helping protect New Zealand's precious alpine environment.
Auckland iwi, conservation groups and council celebrate new funding for Predator-Free 2050, aligning kaitiakitanga with native wildlife recovery.
The New Zealand Government is investing $10 million to expand predator elimination efforts across Auckland, with new tools to benefit all of NZ.
Takahē are back in Golden Bay thanks to a $400,000 predator-proof fence stretching four kilometres — a huge win for NZ conservation efforts.
New Te Au Roa o Te Rakihouia marine reserves are now in force in Otago, marking a landmark iwi-DOC partnership for marine protection in Aotearoa New Zealand.
The Department of Conservation has launched an external investigation into its Northern North Island region, signalling a commitment to transparency and stronger iwi partnerships.
Hunters and trampers are rallying to protect a cherished remote hut they say is a lifesaver in bad weather. Here's why this community fight matters for NZ.
Residents support DOC's plan to charge international visitors at Cathedral Cove. Here's what it means for one of NZ's most beloved coastal gems.
Dozens of Dawoodi Bohra families in West Auckland have rolled up their sleeves to help restore local green spaces — and the results are heartwarming.
Volunteers are holding a weeding bee at I'Anson Bush Reserve near Te Puna on 29 January to remove invasive moth plants before they set seed.
Maketu Ōngātoro Wetland Society hosts free Breakfast with the Gulls event on November 9, offering rare chance to see endangered black-billed gulls nesting.
Predator Free Waihī Beach receives a $10,000 donation from Pio Shores Sports and Community Association to continue trapping and monitoring at Bowentown.
A free hands-on pest plant workshop in Katikati on 5 April will teach locals to identify and remove invasive species threatening native bush and reserves.
Renaturing Katikati volunteers have spent seven years restoring the Uretara River, and native wildlife is returning to reward their hard work.