World Wildlife Day is celebrated every year on 3 March to celebrate and raise awareness about wild animals and plants. This year, the focus is on medicinal and aromatic plants.
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As we welcome the Year of the Horse, travellers are reminded that some traditional Chinese medicines and gifts contain species protected under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora.
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We’re counting down some of the biggest naturing stories from 2025. From the world’s oldest geckos to a new mainland population of kiwi pukupuku.
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This summer, we expect the South Island to experience the biggest beech forest mast in seven years where trillions of seeds blanket forest floors.
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Te reo Māori, like so many of New Zealand’s taonga, is threatened. But – like the environment – with collective understanding, care and action, the language will thrive.
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