Mount professor gets back to nature in New Zealand bird study – recordonline.com
NEWBURGH – For Douglas Robinson, a Mount Saint Mary College associate professor of Biology, avian research has always been full of adventure. From climbing trees
NEWBURGH – For Douglas Robinson, a Mount Saint Mary College associate professor of Biology, avian research has always been full of adventure. From climbing trees
An eye-catching depiction of conservation in the Abel Tasman is proving to be popular with those flying above the park.
Award for Helen Lindsay, 50 more pāteke, kākā moving south, meet our ATYA teachers, and much more READ FULL NEWSLETTER
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
Project Janszoon’s restoration supervisor Helen Lindsay has won a prestigious conservation award. Motueka Guardian, 10 December 2019
The success of a scheme to reintroduce endangered parrots to the forests of the Abel Tasman National Park in the South Island by Project Janszoon
Abel Tasman Youth Ambassadors for 2020 were welcomed at Te Awhina Marae, whilst 2019’s cohort were farewelled. Motueka Guardian, 6 November 2019
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
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sX0TA3saS4k Kākā have been released on the Abel Tasman coast at Bark Bay/Wairima. It is the first time these native parrots have been seen along
Project Janszoon’s Helen Lindsay cuts the ribbon on the nursery extension. A seed planted by a passionate Department of Conservation ranger in Motueka 30 years
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