Kia Ora Kiwi Animal Supports, Happy 2024 🙂 Through the World Cetacean Alliance, our local Endangered Species project has attracted an Intern from France. Victor Branly has done a fantastic job documenting our five most critically endangered species (taonga) with video. These Species we are focusing on for the Wildlife Heritage Site application for International…
On World Conservation Day the Tōtara for Tōtaranui Project undertook a planting day in Resolution Bay. 12 different native species were planted: Tawa, Kahikatea, Rimu, Hinau, Red, Black, Hard and Silver Beech, Totara…
Read the latest newsletter to see all the great work happening in Queen Charlotte Sound / Tōtaranaui. News includes comment on a full redevelopment and enhancement of the website, wildlife restoration and native planting…
A team from Marlborough Girls College came out to Waikawa to help with the planting of 120 native trees including Totara, Rimu, Matai and Black, Silver and Hard Beech…