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Conservation Week actions for kids

Department of Conservation —  11/09/2022

Conservation Week 2022 encourages us to take action for nature, and what better time to get kids involved to act too?

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Fieldays 2019: New Zealand Biodiversity Crisis

Department of Conservation —  12/06/2019

We are attending Fieldays 2019, showing our agricultural whānau how to take action and get involved in cleaning up waterways, planting trees and caring for our native species.

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Oscar and Stanley at the end of the Fern Gully Track. Photo: Jennifer Ross (DOC)

Oscar and Stanley experience Rakiura and Te Wharawhara

Department of Conservation —  01/09/2018

We check in with the Oscar, Stanley and their family, who won our Conservation Week competition last year to experience Ulva/Te Wharawhara Island. Oscar and Stanley tell us about their family trip.

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100 ways kids can get involved in nature

Department of Conservation —  12/07/2018

Getting children outdoors with friends and family is an easy, cheap and fun way to grow healthy and happy kids. Auckland Operations Ranger Drew Divehall tells us how kids can get involved in nature.Β 

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Kids and whio – a whi-nominal combo!

Department of Conservation —  12/06/2018

What’s the link between an ancient genus of duck which can cruise below the water like a submarine and a Toyota Kiwi Guardian site? Ranger Abi Whitman explores.Β 

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