
Pou whenua of Hohaia Rangiauru – Medlands beach
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAnbrleseWs Descendants of Hohaia Rangiauru of Te Ātiawa, whose pou whenua stands at the entrance to Medlands Beach in the Abel Tasman National Park, kōrero
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAnbrleseWs Descendants of Hohaia Rangiauru of Te Ātiawa, whose pou whenua stands at the entrance to Medlands Beach in the Abel Tasman National Park, kōrero
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGNHo2B8G60 Follow the story of four rare whio / blue duck that were released into the Abel Tasman National Park In September 2018
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
Whio release, kiwi in the Abel Tasman, exciting find after Cyclone Gita, scholarship announcement, encouraging predator control results, beech planting update, new team members and
The Project Janszoon Conservation Education scholarship aims to support former ATYA (or SAB) students to pursue relevant development opportunities. The Scholarship is worth $1,000. The
It was only a few years ago that experts were predicting kiwi would become extinct on mainland New Zealand and now they are considering returning
Can you get others engaged and active in supporting conservation? Are you keen to do your bit to protect New Zealand and encourage students and
Kākā are one of the noisiest and most sociable birds in the forest and Project Janszoon is working on different ways to increase the numbers
Birds and snails in the upland areas of the park are going to enjoy two consecutive years of low rat numbers, thanks to last year’s
The eroded hills behind Anchorage and on Motuareronui Adele Island are not what nature intended. What we should be seeing is a low forest of
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