Past events

The trip this month is along Ocean Beach south to Waimarama.

Our braided river project called 'The Sanctuary' is on the Waimakariri and is a partnership project with the Parks and Reserves team of Environment Canterbury and in particular with Greg Stanley an ECan ranger who has been doing wonderful work in the ar

Brian Shields, Auckland Council biosecurity advisor, has just come back from the Antipodes Islands where a team were checking on the results of the mouse eradication programme “Million Dollar Mouse”.

Come along to this free one-off event next Wednesday and hear Forest & Bird, GenZero, WWF NZ, and World Vision NZ talk about the Government's new Zero Carbon Bill.

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On the first Saturday of the month, except January, volunteers meet to wage war on weeds in Kakahu Bush.

Our braided river project called 'The Sanctuary' is on the Waimakariri and is a partnership project with the Parks and Reserves team of Environment Canterbury and in particular with Greg Stanley an ECan ranger who has been doing wonderful work in the ar

This is the Annual Tree Planting. The 4th year of the Branch planting at the Waitangi Reserve near the Celestial Compass. Only the morning for a time by the sea enjoying the reserve and views.

Thanks to our volunteers over the years, a few hundred native coastal wetland native plants have been put in Harbourview Fernbird Flats but they need some help from the invasive weeds.

A whirlwind tour of South America.

Gael Ogilvie, who works as the general manager of environmental services for Auckland Council, will present some highlights of her recent trip to South America.

The kea's silly antics have made it famous around the world, but life for last year's Bird of the Year isn't easy. Once abundant, there are only 3,000 - 7,000 birds left in the wild. 

Dr Phil Battley from the Wildlife & Ecology Group at Massey University will talk about wetland birds.