
Hadfield Clearing – the quest for the spotless crake
Abel Tasman Youth Ambassador from Golden Bay High School Bradley Shields writes about his personal quest to prove that spotless crake live at Hadfield Clearing.
Abel Tasman Youth Ambassador from Golden Bay High School Bradley Shields writes about his personal quest to prove that spotless crake live at Hadfield Clearing.
Mārahau locals are getting behind a new trapping project creating a pest free halo around the southern entrance to the Abel Tasman National Park. Mārahau
Motueka Ant Surveillance 2020 By DOC biodiversity ranger Renan Falleiros Biosecurity of the National Parks against the presence of invasive species which can cause severe
Hans Stoffregen, Senior Ranger Born and bred near Hamburg in northern Germany, Hans Stoffregen has been a fan of the great outdoors for as long
Growing up on the eastern edge of Scotland’s Glasgow, Jim Livingstone realised early on he had two choices in life. “It was either, go west
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Being an Abel Tasman Youth Ambassador is providing opportunities beyond the Abel Tasman National Park for avid bird watcher and photographer Bradley Shields. Bradley is
The ability to evaluate how well predator control is performing is an important aspect of the work we are doing to improve biodiversity in the
Former Abel Tasman Youth Ambassador Shay Oates is the first recipient of a new award recognising Golden Bay High School students’ work to enhance environmental
Like most people, Laine and Andrew Harding like to keep their backyard in order. But when your backyard is a national park there is a
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
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