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Conservation workers and volunteers have reached the milestone of removing more than 40,000 rats from the Abel Tasman National Park. Figures from Project Janszoon show

When Bradley Shields​ came across a small set of prints in a swamp within the Abel Tasman National Park, he suspected they could have been

The Abel Tasman National Park has a new bunch of residents. They’re loud, noisy, mischievous and like to party – but no-one is complaining. Read

One of the country’s rarest animals, a Nelson green gecko, has been spotted hanging out in the Abel Tasman National Park. A contractor from NRL

A Mārahau trapping group established during lockdown aims to build on the predator control work in the Abel Tasman National Park and create a “pest

There may be fewer tourists walking the Abel Tasman track, but a group of carnivorous snails that call the park home are getting a hard

The Motueka Guardian explores the ATYA programme, and looks at some of the Youth Ambassadors goals for the year.

The Motueka Guardian looks at the conservation work beginning again in the Abel Tasman after lockdown eases.

There might be less people flying around the country, but a plane carrying 49 rare pāteke made a special flight to Nelson, as part of

It might look like a seagull fossicking in the undergrowth, but it’s a white weka captured on film deep in the Abel Tasman National Park.

The Golden Bay weekly looks at Motupipi’s environmental work.

Air New Zealand’s Kia Ora magazine delights in the kākā being returned to the coast of the Abel Tasman.