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Skara Bohny – September 27 2018 www.stuff.co.nz Four whio were released in Abel Tasman National Park for the first time last week in a bid to

Project Janszoon and DOC have been helping the Air New Zealand Greenteam get into the spirit of Conservation Week at Totaranui. The Guardian, 26 Sep

The Abel Tasman National Park’s future is looking bright, according to the regions’ next generation of environmentalists. The Guardian,19 Sep 2018

By Samantha Gee, Nelson Mail – June 24 2018 www.stuff.co.nz   An “extremely private” Auckland couple who have committed $25 million to restoring biodiversity in the Abel Tasman

By Elise Vollweiler, Nelson Mail – May 17 2018 www.stuff.co.nz If you can’t help but feel a twinge of envy as you watch the tourists

May 4 2018 www.stuff.co.nz The population of rare native ducks is about to increase dramatically in the Abel Tasman National Park, after a second, larger flock

SAMANTHA GEE – March 3 2018 www.stuff.co.nz A stainless steel boat skims across the turquoise waters off the coastline of the Abel Tasman National Park.

The Guardian,15 Feb 2018

By Dave Hansford, Wilderness Magazine Feb 2018 A conservation project in Abel Tasman National Park has struck a new agreement which will ensure environmental gains

SAMANTHA GEE – January 10 2018 www.stuff.co.nz For the first time in “living memory”, pāteke ducklings have been spotted in the Abel Tasman National Park. More

Dr Brian Lloyd has been monitoring New Zealand’s carnivorous snail, Powelliphanta hochstetteri in the Abel Tasman National Park for Project Janszoon. He’s the only person to

Nelson Mail If you want to see one of New Zealand’s rare Powelliphanta snails, your best chance is near Harwoods Hole in the Canaan Downs. Radio tracking of