Ngā Uruora Kāpiti Project – Newsletter Hōtoke/Winter 2026
Mahia he kai mō tau, mahia he wahie mō takurua – Provide subsistence for the whole year and get in … Continue reading Ngā Uruora Kāpiti Project – Newsletter Hōtoke/Winter 2026
Mahia he kai mō tau, mahia he wahie mō takurua – Provide subsistence for the whole year and get in … Continue reading Ngā Uruora Kāpiti Project – Newsletter Hōtoke/Winter 2026
Come along for another working bee at the Waikākāriki Wetland! Weeds for everyone! When • Sunday 13 September 2026• 9am … Continue reading Waikākāriki Wetland Working Bee Sunday 13 September 2026
In (nearly) thirty years we’ve achieved a lot, including what some thought was insurmountable: replanting a former gravel quarry and … Continue reading Ngā Uruora is approaching its 30th birthday
By Paul Callister and Sahra Kress , August 2021 Over recent years Ngā Uruora has been trying to support lizard … Continue reading Lizard fertility and reproduction
Paul Callister September 2020 We are proud of the work Ngā Uruora has carried out on the Paekākāriki-Pukerua Bay escarpment … Continue reading Standing on the Shoulders of Giants
By Paul Callister October 2019 Our remote trap sensing project started with a typical New Zealand style chance meeting. My … Continue reading Our Remote Sensing Trial
Paul Callister, November 2018 If walking the Paekākāriki-Pukerua Bay escarpment track, when you stop and rest on the seat on … Continue reading Geoff Park, Tony Whitaker and Fred Allen: A personal note
Some thoughts from Jean Fleming What is gene editing? Gene editing uses bacterial enzymes (the CRISPR-Cas9 system) that are used … Continue reading Gene editing for pest control
By Paul Callister, August 2017 One of the aims of Ngā Uruora is to increase biodiversity on the escarpment. Usually … Continue reading Increasing biodiversity on the escarpment
July 2017 By Paul Callister Introduction Around the world, there are many examples of quarry and mine restoration. Open cast … Continue reading Restoring the Paekākāriki-Pukerua Bay escarpment quarry site