
Hares and Hoar Frost – restoring Hadfield Clearing
The 793ha Hadfield Clearing was the last piece of land to be bought into the Abel Tasman National Park, when it was purchased in 2003/4.
The 793ha Hadfield Clearing was the last piece of land to be bought into the Abel Tasman National Park, when it was purchased in 2003/4.
Project Janszoon is building two fenced snail sanctuaries in the Abel Tasman National Park, to investigate whether protection from weka will help two at-risk
March 31 2022 ANDREW MACALISTER Dying wilding pines at Shag Harbour in the Abel Tasman National Park as part of a decade-long project to remove
A community-led project to rid priority areas of Abel Tasman National Park of wilding conifers had a boost on Friday 25 March 2022 as
Project Janszoon Ornithologist Ron Moorhouse and Project Director Bruce Vander Lee were interviewed by independent Auckland radio station 95bFM about the recent breeding success of
Acoustic monitoring has detected small populations of toutouwai/robin at lower elevations near the coast for the first time. While toutouwai are present in the upper
A passion for the environment and the Māori world will provide the foundations for a career in law for the recipient of 2021’s Project
On Thursday 25 November, 21 pāteke /brown teal were released at the Anchorage Wetlands, bringing the number of New Zealand’s rarest duck released into the
Native snail numbers in both our monitoring sites have been decreasing rapidly over the last three years. Two species of carnivorous land snails (Powelliphanta
The major storms that hit the Abel Tasman National Park back in 2018 left a major repair bill, but three years later there is a
Predator control is increasing the chances for native species to survive and thrive in the Abel Tasman National Park with a trapping milestone reached last
A collaborative project with Golden Bay landowners is seeing feral goat numbers drastically reduce around the park’s halo. Project Janszoon is funding the Department of