Other articles tagged with Our native species

A painting of the elegant gecko

A land of lizards

Did you know we have over 110 different species of native lizards, and we’re still discovering more?
Bird of the year is a bat — go figure!

Bird of the year is a bat — go figure!

The official winner of Bird of the Year was announced this week and it’s not a bird - it's a bat!
‘Every bird sighting counts’ The NZ Bird Atlas

‘Every bird sighting counts’ The NZ Bird Atlas

Find out how you can make a difference and help our unique bird species in Aotearoa.
Tūī on a harakeke showing it's iridescent feathers in the sun

If you plant it, they will come

Rod Morris shows us the many native creatures thriving in his backyard after predator control work has been done.
Archey's frog on a rock

Protecting our tiny and precious native frogs

New Zealand only has four species of native frog left – Archey’s, Hochstetter’s, Maud Island and Hamilton – and they are all teetering on the edge of extinction.
A kākāpo

Where to next for Kākāpō?

The kākāpō has been saved from extinction, but as the population grows, its future is still uncertain.
A roost of lesser short-tailed bats.

So you want to be a bat-spotter?

Ben Paris is a real-life conservation superhero. By day he works at Auckland Council but come night he is a champion for our only native land mammals.

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Click our map to discover the extent of predator control being undertaken throughout the country.

Click our map to discover the extent of predator control being undertaken throughout the country.

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