Zero Invasive Predators (ZIP) is closing in on the few remaining hedgehogs in Mackenzie Basin.

There are moments in conservation where you can feel the tide turning, writes Predator Free New Zealand Trust chief executive Jessi Morgan.

Large-scale, frequent and effective introduced predator control helped increase kākā density fourfold and improved the sex ratio.

The Gibbs’ Banks Peninsula 235-hectare farm has been declared possum-free, and the change is noticeable everywhere.

Each spring, pukunui (Southern dotterels) head to Rakiura’s mountaintops to breed. All summer, Glenda Rees waits, heartsick, fearing which won’t return.

Illustrator Andrew James outlines how the Department of Conservation are planning to respond to this summer’s forecast beech mast.

On Rēkohu, Maui and Susan Solomon are returning nature to a place stripped bare. Their project is restoring a relationship with the land, birds and trees.

Invasive species threaten ecosystems worldwide, but New Zealand stands out for its solutions, exporting conservation tech to the world.

Five years ago, the forest above Waikawa in Marlborough was more horror story than sanctuary. Today, it’s on the road to restoration.

It’s warming up. Our days are getting longer. Many of us are keen to get out and enjoy the outdoors, even if it’s in our own backyards.

When Cyclone Gabrielle unleashed havoc on Mangaotāne, Pete Swann and his biodiversity restoration team dove back into pest control mahi as fast as possible.

Aotearoa New Zealand has three rat species with similar looks but different behaviours. Knowing which makes your predator control more effective.

From unusual breeding strategies, to quirky culinary tastes, here are 5 curious facts about the shining cuckoo.

In te ao Māori, manu (birds) show up in everyday conversation. For Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori, we teamed up with Hēmi Kelly from Everyday Māori.

The bush of the Kaimai Ranges is unforgiving: slippery clay, tangly kiekie and steep ridges. For predator control crews, this is daily life.