By Helen Murdoch www.stuff.co.nz To date it has seen thousands of pests trapped, poisoned and monitored, kaka and kakariki returned, habitats and ecologies assessed, wildlife counted,
One News story about Project Janszoon trialling a Virtual Visitor Centre smartphone app in Anchorage Bay. Watch story here
Message from Devon McLean 2015 has been a great year for Project Janszoon, and our partners, and I have been delighted to see us moving
Project Janszoon and DOC plan to release up to 100 kaka in the Abel Tasman National Park. This video documents the background, release and subsequent
One News story The battle to save an endangered native bird has gone up a notch, with conservationists launching a surveillance programme to monitor three
KAKA CALLING IN THE SUITORS Wild kaka have been heard near the Wainui aviary where four female birds are awaiting release into the Park. The
DOC offers a number of training courses to the public to encourage community participation in conservation. These include online courses that can be done by
Canaan Scenic Reserve is situated adjacent to the Park but is part of the Project Janszoon area. It is a complete contrast to the coastal
By Alexandra Wimley www.nzherald.co.nz Project Janszoon in Abel Tasman National Park was named the worldwide Gold Winner in the Conservation, Habitat and Diversity section of
Devon McLean believes philanthropy in conservation is the way
This small forest dwelling bird has only ever been known from the South Island. It belongs to an ancient endemic family which includes the brown
Rata returning to the Park The rich red of the northern rata will be more conspicuous around the Park’s coastline in years to come as
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