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Bay of Plenty field trips

We have identified a range of field trips available for schools in the Bay of Plenty region.

Please note: this list of field trips is not exhaustive and if you know of any others, please email us.

ProviderOfferingCostContact details
Aongatete Forest Restoration Project2.5 hour programme for students year 4 & up. Activities and learnings include bird banding and ID, reptile and insect monitoring, rongoa, biosecurity challenges including issues like kauri dieback and introduced predator management. Opportunity for educator to pre-visit school. Read the Teacher Information guide. Koha.Get in touch
Ōtanewainuku Kiwi Trust2.5 hour programme for students year 4 & up. Activities and learnings include bird banding and ID, reptile and insect monitoring, rongoa, biosecurity challenges including issues like kauri dieback, and pest management. Opportunity for educator to pre-visit school. Read the Teacher Information guide.Koha. Get in touch
Whakatāne Kiwi TrustHalf day guided 'Kiwi Tracker Walks' for students in primary and intermediate schools. Includes a pre-visit talk to schools to learn about kiwi. The walk and talk can be adjusted to work for schools on camp in the region. The Kiwi Whakatāne Education Resource investigates all aspects of kiwi in the Whakatāne region, including human impact. This was created for teachers to further learning in the classroom after students participate in the 'Kiwi Tracker Walk'. Created for Levels 2-6 with curriculum links. $5 per student.
28 students max - larger groups can be accommodated by special arrangement.
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Other useful resources:

  • School resources — we have a kete packed with loads of useful conservation resources.
  • Where to buy equipment — find out where you can buy chew cards, tracking tunnels and traps.
  • Wildeyes — fun nature activities for kids.

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