Project Janszoon Newsletter – April 2016
In this issue Robin to Pitt Head More kākā to be released Wasp control results Richardson Stream and its royal connection Education update Celebrating volunteers
In this issue Robin to Pitt Head More kākā to be released Wasp control results Richardson Stream and its royal connection Education update Celebrating volunteers
By Lachlan Fortsyth newshub.co.nz A ‘big green tidal wave of pines’. That’s how Andrew Macalister from Project Janszoon describes the pest plant smothering our forests.
Not very long ago robins were widespread and common throughout this national park. They have gone from coastal forests in the last 30 years and
The pāteke was once widespread throughout freshwater and estuarine wetlands of mainland New Zealand but has been close to extermination due to predation. Two other
Onetahuti is one of the most impressive places in the park with its lovely beach and impressive wetland and footbridge. The name has been analysed
By Suzette Howe newshub.co.nz A major wasp-killing programme has begun in the Abel Tasman National Park. It’s the first of 30 sites around the country
We are being asked to keep a eye out for scarlet mistletoe in the Abel Tasman National Park. The ‘at risk’ plant has flowers that
These young conservationists are taking their work to the great outdoors. Watch the One News story. Source: © 1 NEWS
By Helen Murdoch www.stuff.co.nz To date it has seen thousands of pests trapped, poisoned and monitored, kaka and kakariki returned, habitats and ecologies assessed, wildlife counted,
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