Archives For 30/11/1999

Whenever we do an ‘Ask Me Anything’ on our social channels (and we’ve done a few!), we always get the question ‘How do I become a DOC ranger?’ Check out this blog to find out how Georgia became a ranger and what paths you can take to become our next DOC ranger.

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For International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we caught up with one of our awesome female scientists – Dr Monique Ladds

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For World Wetlands Day, we’re taking a look a the matuku/Australasian bittern which is a potential indicator of wetland health.

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Laura Boren, one of our Science Advisors in the Marine Species and Threats team, tells us about the strange way sea lion pups are dying on Campbell Island, and the team that’s trying to solve the problem.

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The Whinray Ecological Charitable Trust has recognised ranger Jamie Quirk’s dedication to conservation by naming Motu’s newest kiwi after him.

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