How a remarkable native insect is being saved – North and South magazine
Principles of bird conservation are helping to save another remarkable native you’ve never heard of.
20 April 2019
New team member
We are delighted to welcome Tom Smits to the Te Manahuna Aoraki team. Tom is a biodiversity ranger with DOC and will lead the project’s predator control operations, joining the Twizel based team in January 2019.
4 December 2018
Grasshopper enclosure looks to be predator free
Good news, with all indications pointing to the team having removed all predators from our new robust grasshopper enclosure.
3 December 2018
Extended trapping networks will help river species
Work to increase the survival of braided river birds and other species in the project area is well underway.
2 December 2018
Project’s neighbours help collar hares
Some good old number eight wire ingenuity from one of the station managers and his neighbour has seen a research project get off to a flying start—literally.
1 December 2018
Dr Jan Wright heads new conservation effort – Radio NZ
Former parliamentary commissioner for the environment, Dr Jan Wright, is involved in a new conservation project, Te Manahuna Aoraki.
4 November 2018
Launch of Te Manahuna Aoraki project
A huge biodiversity project to preserve one of New Zealand’s most stunning landscapes and its threatened species has today been announced in Twizel.
2 November 2018