Kapiti biodiversity project newsletter
Biodiversity News
Information for volunteers and all interested in the environment on the Kapiti Coast Continue reading Kapiti biodiversity project newsletter
Biodiversity News
Information for volunteers and all interested in the environment on the Kapiti Coast Continue reading Kapiti biodiversity project newsletter
Recently we had an experimental drone flyover of part of the escarpment. Professional drone flyer and photographer John Mills was … Continue reading Drones on the escarpment
We recently installed a great new sign describing a bit about who we are and what we do. Many thanks … Continue reading Show me a sign!
Ken Fraser “This is crazy!” We were hacking a path through 2-metre tall cape ivy in the quarry. We kept … Continue reading How it started: Paekakariki Escarpment track
Nga Uruora is playing a key part in creating a ‘Kapiti Mainland Island’. This is an area where intensive animal … Continue reading Creating a Kapiti Mainland Island
Some professional scientists are sniffy about the role of amateurs, but as an increasing number of academic papers makes clear, … Continue reading Rise of the citizen scientist
Angus from @PredatorFreeNZ will be talking about his work Queen Elizabeth Park AGM. Monday 24th August at 7.30pm. Paraparaumu Library All welcome!! … Continue reading Friends of Queen Elizabeth Park AGM coming soon
I wholeheartedly support the rewilding and restoration of our green and pleasant, but ecologically muted, land, and of our British … Continue reading Recovering paradise lost – different country, same challenges
The stoat is a member of the mustelid family, along with weasels and ferrets. It was introduced to New Zealand in … Continue reading Learn about the negative impact stoats have on New Zealand’s native species and what’s being done to control this fierce predator.
Are the rumours sweeping Kapiti true that the Pest Control Team have now caught over 2’000 pests since April 2013?
You betcha!
The latest pest control results to June 2015 have been posted here…www.naturespace.org.nz/docume…/whareroa-pest-control-results or you can check out the Whareroa Guardians Community Trust on Facebook
Continue reading “The Whareroa Pest Control Team have now caught over 2,000 pests since 2013”