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Seven days in paradise – a guide to camp hosting in the Abel Tasman

Department of Conservation — 22/01/2020 — Leave a comment

On New Year’s Eve two community rangers were dropped off at Onetahuti Beach in Abel Tasman National Park to become first time volunteer camp hosts.

In Camping, Nelson/Marlborough, Volunteers Abel Tasman, camp hosts, National Park, Onetahuti

Fiordland Bat Diaries: The Ettrick Burn Part 3

Department of Conservation — 17/01/2020 — 5 Comments

We catch-up with our Fiordland Bat Diaries team as they hunt for a new short-tailed bat colony, in the remote Murchison Mountains. In part three the team sets transmitters on the bats and sets up cameras to monitor bats roosting sites.

In Bats, Fiordland, Native animals Bats, Fiordland, Murchison Mountains, short-tailed bats, Tree climbing

50 things to do before you’re 12 ¾ – Winners

Department of Conservation — 16/01/2020 — 2 Comments

Last year we asked Kiwi kids to share their favourite outdoor activities – at the beach, the river, local parks and backyards! Today we announce our winners.

In Native animals, Native plants, Recreation competition, nature

Seven days in paradise – a guide to camp hosting in the Abel Tasman

Fiordland Bat Diaries: The Ettrick Burn Part 3

50 things to do before you’re 12 ¾ – Winners

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