- Wild for Taranaki Board Vacancies
It’s that time of year again – we’re seeking nominations from members to fill vacancies on the Wild for Taranaki Trust Board. Are you interested in the big picture of conservation and making gains for Taranaki biodiversity? Do you enjoy strategic thinking and providing good governance? Wild for Taranaki was formed in 2015 to co-ordinate regional biodiversity actions. It supports more […] - OUR JULY NEWSLETTER
Read our latest newsletter to find out what’s been happening in conservation and restoration projects across the region, including about the monitoring of kororā, little blue penguins, release of pāteke at Rotokare Scenic Reserve and some great Taranaki videos by film duo Better Ancestors. - SEA WEEK 2021 – Our amazing eels
Breaking the NZ travel bubble (all the way to Tonga). What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think of an eel? Slimy? Scary? River monsters? World traveller is unlikely to be high on your list, but it should be. Our wonderful eels don’t spend their entire lives lurking in our rivers, streams, […] - SEA WEEK 2021 – Our big neighbours in the South
Did you know that Taranaki has its very own blue whale population? That’s right, a bunch of the biggest animals ever live right on our southern doorstep, off the coast of South Taranaki. Our Blue Whales are so special they even have their very own whale song, which is unlike any other around the world. […]
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Great read on the piharau
Understanding the ugly yet noble piharau
They’re ancient, boneless, jawless creatures with round, gaping mouths filled with tiny nightmarish teeth – but these fascinating creatures are a taonga and a delicacy and they’re under threat. “He manawa piharau” is a well known whakataukī in Taranaki. It refers to the determination and ...
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Are you interested in the big picture of conservation and making gains for Taranaki biodiversity? Do you enjoy strategic thinking and providing good governance? Wild
Wild For Taranaki | Wild for Taranaki Board Vacancies
It’s that time of year again – we’re seeking nominations from members to fill vacancies on the Wild for Taranaki Trust Board. Are you interested in the big picture of conservation and making gains for…
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Some food for thought during Conservation Week. Doc’s report highlights perspectives on being in the outdoors during last year’s lockdown. It showed those who embraced
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Great news for Taranaki! A testament to the strong partnerships and many groups doing the restoration mahi in the region. Minister for Conservation Kiri Allan
Taranaki conservation groups receive $9.98m in Government funding
Taranaki environmental groups have received nearly $10m in Government funding to help protect endangered native birds from predators, and restore waterways in the region.
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Wild For Taranaki | Our July newsletter
Wild for Taranaki newsletter, July 2021