Archives For 30/11/1999

Te Ara Taiao is an education programme teaching school children about the environment and culture around them in Taranaki.

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Zooming in on a precious, unusual, and poorly understood native freshwater fish, known around the country as lamprey, kanakana and piharau.

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In the eastern Taranaki hinterland, innovation and digital technology drive the conservation efforts of Jobs for Nature funding recipients Eight Hundred Trust. We visit Miranda and Daryl at their isolated property to find out more.

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Close to 40 year 10 students collaborated with two Rangers from DOC, Taranaki Regional Council, Otaraua Hapu and Waitara Alive, to explore the Mangahinau Stream.

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One-and-a-half year old Corban and his mum Tracey share with us his very first geocaching adventure for Conservation Week.

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