Tackling invasive weeds, TongariroE patu ana i ngā otaota kino ki Tongariro

Project Tongariro is committed to restoring the mauri of their unique central North Island landscape.

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E pūmau ana a Project Tongariro ki te whakarauoratanga o te mauri o ō rātou whenua motuhake kei Te Puku o te Ika.

Tackling invasive weeds like honeysuckle, blackberry, and willow is just one of the ongoing tasks that helps native plants and birds thrive again.

Make a difference

See people getting hands-on to fight pests and help endangered species.

Grab your phone and volunteer for a nature project near you: tepapa.nz/collaborate

This project is part of Te Taiao | Nature at Te Papa.

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Possum trapping, Banks Peninsula

Little River Ruru Rescue are protecting their native birds (including ruru) by catching possums, stoats, and rats.

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Saving seabirds, Great Barrier Island

Wildlife Management International are working with fishing company Moana New Zealand, to track and tag black petrels in the Hauraki Gulf. This fishing company is taking action to save species they sometimes catch in their nets/lines.

Protecting native lizards, Kāpiti coast

Ngā Uruora Kāpiti Project is a community-based conservation project. Their aim is to create bird-safe native forest running from Pukerua Bay to Paekākāriki, but also to increase the population of native lizards.

Tackling invasive weeds, TongariroE patu ana i ngā otaota kino ki Tongariro

Make a difference

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