It’s hard to believe that Tāmaki Makaurau / Auckland, our largest, busiest and most densely populated city in New Zealand hosts one of the most abundant and diverse marine parks in the world.
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Learn about the rare native animals thriving on one of the most coveted predator free islands in New Zealand and why the island holds huge significance for conservationists and Ngāi Tahu descendants.
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The Hauraki Gulf / Tīkapa Moana Protect Act 2025 came into effect over the weekend. Here’s our practical guide explaining what’s changed and how you can help the Gulf thrive.
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Te tuku iho o Lisa – ke kākāpō, he tupuna – The legacy of Lisa – a kākapō, an ancestor
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Waterways need to be carefully managed so native fish can access the habitats they need. Our work to restore native fish populations is tailored to individual species depending on where they live – and how good they are at swimming.
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