Drought conditions and weka giving Abel Tasman’s snails a hard time | Nelson Mail
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
01/08/2020
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Inland solitude – Wilderness Magazine
1 April 2019, Wilderness Magazine While thousands walked, kayaked and camped around the Abel Tasman coast this summer, Kathy Ombler found solitude and serenading bellbirds
01/04/2019
Biodiversity gains from multi-million philanthropic investment in Abel Tasman to be handed over to DOC – Radio NZ
A generous investment in the country’s smallest national park has seen whio, pateke and kaka reintroduced into the Abel Tasman, with gorse and wilding pines
30/06/2026
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