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The long loop track at Aongatete leads gently up into the Kaimai forest. The forest changes as you climb. The lowland trees
The long loop track at Aongatete leads gently up into the Kaimai forest. The forest changes as you climb. The lowland trees
Most of the flowers in the native forest are not showy. Many are small, white and – to our eyes – boring.
Can we rid New Zealand of possums, rats and stoats by 2050? Kevin Hackwell ‘Yes, we can,” says Forest &
On the 13th July 2017, Kevin Hague, the CEO of Forest and Bird, visited the Forest. We used the opportunity to invite
The forest at Aongatete is now alive with birds after 12 years of pest control and soon 20 volunteers are going to
Extinction is like a full stop. It happens when the very last individual of a species dies. The Parliamentary Commissioner for the
Auckland green gecko You have to be lucky to see a native gecko in the forest. The little lizards are
Male Moss A giant grows at Aongatete. It’s not a tree or a fern or a flower – it’s a
A new volunteer has come to Aongatete forest to help the Project to control rats. She didn’t walk in carrying a bag
Some partnerships just seem right – cheese and crackers, McCaw and Carter, bats and wood roses. These last two get along perfectly