Takahē Awareness Month
Source: Department of Conservation
April is Takahē Awareness Month, when DOC, Ngāi Tahu, our national partner Fulton Hogan, and the wide network of supporters take...
Greenkeepers taking a swing at pest control
Source: Department of ConservationBy Julie Kidd, Strategic Partnerships Advisor
When Auckland’s Remuera Golf Course went for the international Golf Environmental Organisation (GEO) certification in 2015,...
How nature shapes health around the world
Source: Department of Conservation
Mental Health Awareness Week runs from 8-14 October. Healthy Nature Healthy People Co-ordinator Helen Gillespie spent time earlier this year...
100 ways kids can get involved in nature
MIL OSI - Source: Department of Conservation - Release/StatementHeadline: 100 ways kids can get involved in natureGetting children outdoors with friends and family is...
Falco – the conservation dog-in-training
MIL OSI - Source: Department of Conservation - Release/StatementHeadline: Falco – the conservation dog-in-trainingMeet Falco. He’s exactly like Zorro, but without the cape …...
Wandering in the wild: the Kahurangi takahē
MIL OSI - Source: Department of Conservation - Release/StatementHeadline: Wandering in the wild: the Kahurangi takahēBy Julie Harvey, Takahē Advocacy Ranger.
There are takahē wandering...
Nature is Key – Unlock Your Wellbeing
MIL OSI - Source: Department of Conservation - Release/StatementHeadline: Nature is Key – Unlock Your WellbeingBy Leonie Fechney and Katrina Henderson.
Today marks the beginning...
