
Crunching the numbers
The ability to evaluate how well predator control is performing is an important aspect of the work we are doing to improve biodiversity in the
The ability to evaluate how well predator control is performing is an important aspect of the work we are doing to improve biodiversity in the
Former Abel Tasman Youth Ambassador Shay Oates is the first recipient of a new award recognising Golden Bay High School students’ work to enhance environmental
Like most people, Laine and Andrew Harding like to keep their backyard in order. But when your backyard is a national park there is a
Seven years ago Mark Mackenzie arrived for a ten-week fixed-term contract as a teacher at Golden Bay High School. He spent those ten weeks finding
Motueka High School teacher Heidi James is not a person to sit on the fence and worry. She believes in focusing on the issues where
Conservation in the Abel Tasman National Park is taking to the sky, with an eye catching depiction of the park proving to be a talking
The Abel Tasman Youth Ambassador (ATYA) programme (formerly Student Advisory Board) provides students the opportunity to develop and grow as leaders, connect with other passionate
We are delighted to announce Ihaka Griffith has been awarded the first Project Janszoon conservation education scholarship. Ihaka is Onetahua marae’s Abel Tasman Youth Ambassador
Te Matau / Separation Point is the point that marks the separation between Tasman and Golden Bays. Explorer Dumont D’Urville named it the very practical
A second nest has now been found where a captive raised female and wild male have hatched two chicks in the Canaan area. In March we
Ask an evolutionary biologist what his idea of the ultimate holiday is, and if it’s Professor Doug Robinson, he will say; trudging the tracks of
The Abel Tasman National Park is now playing a major role in the survival of New Zealand’s rarest duck, the pāteke / brown teal.