Learn your first ten forest birds. The birds in this first course are ones that are most frequently recorded in forest bird surveys using the five minute bird count method. Work through each section ...

No dogs. Other pets on conservation land rules. From the car park, the track descends to the Maruia River bank. From here there is an excellent viewpoint of the falls, which were created following the ...

Walk to a viewing structure at possibly the most diverse and extensive entrance and twilight-zone flora of any cave in New Zealand.

Take one of the many walks through the Rotoiti Nature Recovery Project in Nelson Lakes National Park and you'll experience a forest alive with the sights and sounds of birds.

Information about Māui and Hector’s dolphins and why their populations are threatened.

In the Central North Island, explore volcanic landscapes and forests, or enjoy New Zealand's largest lake.

Take a day tramp and enjoy spectacular views of Banks Peninsula and the Canterbury Plains from the Mount Herbert/Te Ahu Pātiki summit.

Rakiura National Park is located on Stewart Island/Rakiura, 30 km south west of Bluff between latitudes 46 and 47 degrees south.

Become a bird (or a weta) for a day! Print off one of the masks below, colour them in and cut them out to create your very own face mask. How about learning about bird or weta habitat and role playing ...

We’re sequencing the genomes of all living kākāpō to assist conservation. Apply to use the data in your own research.

Meet the Locals is a series of mini documentaries about New Zealand's wildlife, wild places and the people working to protect them.

Horomaka/Banks Peninsula is home to some of New Zealand’s threatened marine species, including the endangered Hector’s dolphin.