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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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There may be more than 695 billion living things in Aotearoa, but some of the rarest need our help.
Defying the odds in a country where 90 per cent of seabirds are threatened with extinction, the feisty Westland petrel is hanging on in its colony near Punakaiki on the South Island’s West Coast.
A dolphin has been found decapitated on a beach north of Kaikōura, and DOC staff want to know what happened.
A public reserve will finally be established on the iconic Miramar Peninsula – Te Motu Kairangi in Wellington, Conservation Minister Tama Potaka and Land Information Minister Chris Penk have announced.
The annual Matuku Muster has returned for its second year.