Meet the Locals: Chatham Islands weka Department of Conservation 2026-09-22 | Meet the Locals: Chatham Islands weka
If not rock, why rock coloured?! Department of Conservation 2023-07-04 | Robust grasshoppers use camouflage to blend in to their rocky habitat.🎥: Tom Goodman
Rangers go to great lengths for kiwi (can confirm, Tim still has his head) Department of Conservation 2023-06-29 | ...
Fiordland Kiwi Diaries Episode 3 | Kiwi monitoring in remote New Zealand wilderness Department of Conservation 2023-06-27 | Follow the Department of Conservation rangers working to protect kiwi from invasive predators in remote Fiordland, New Zealand. Content warning: dead animals at 4.28 minutes. Viewer discretion advised.To learn more about the work we're doing to save this taonga species, check out: www.doc.govt.nz/soik
Have you seen kiwi toes up close before? Department of Conservation 2023-06-27 | Watch the Fiordland Kiwi Diaries series for more adorable kiwi content - head over to our channel!📹: Belle Gwilliam, DOC#FiordlandKiwiDiaries
How many beeps do you hear? 👂 Department of Conservation 2023-06-27 | In this clip, kiwi ranger Doddy uses a telemetry set to locate kiwi in remote Fiordland.Check out the Fiordland Kiwi Diaries series, all about the work of our kiwi rangers in Fiordland. Head over to our channel!📹: Lucy Holyoake, DOC
Filming in nature isnt always smooth 🎥 Department of Conservation 2023-06-22 | Episode #2 of the Fiordland Kiwi Diaries is out now!📹: DOC🎵: Which Witch by Dresden, The Flamingo | Soundstripe#FiordlandKiwiDiaries
Fiordland Kiwi Diaries Episode 2 | Kiwi monitoring in remote New Zealand wilderness Department of Conservation 2023-06-20 | Follow the Department of Conservation rangers working to protect kiwi from invasive predators in remote Fiordland, New Zealand. To learn more about the work we're doing to save this taonga species, check out: www.doc.govt.nz/soik
Keeping up with Fiordland kiwi rangers is no easy task, but the views 😍 Department of Conservation 2023-06-19 | Note: this is of course a joke, we love Fiordland!📹: Lucy Holyoake, DOC#FiordlandKiwiDiaries
Releasing a juvenile tokoeka kiwi in Fiordland Department of Conservation 2023-06-19 | A special moment for the Fiordland kiwi team last year, releasing a juvenile kiwi who had recently reached stoat safe weight (1kg).Watch episode 2 of the Fiordland Kiwi Diaries, out 21 June!📹: Lucy Holyoake#FiordlandKiwiDiaries
Come behind the scenes of the Fiordland Kiwi Diaries 🎬 Department of Conservation 2023-06-15 | Watch the Fiordland Kiwi Diaries mini-series on our YouTube channel, all about the work to save tokoeka kiwi in Fiordland.📹: Lucy Holyoake | DOC🎵: Renge, Hola Hola | Soundstripe#FiordlandKiwiDiaries
Fiordland Kiwi Diaries Episode 1 | Kiwi monitoring in remote New Zealand wilderness Department of Conservation 2023-06-13 | Follow the Department of Conservation rangers working to protect kiwi from invasive predators in remote Fiordland, New Zealand. Content warning: dead animals at 8.00 minutes. Viewer discretion advised.To learn more about the work we're doing to save this taonga species, check out: www.doc.govt.nz/soik
If this is your vibe, youll love the Fiordland Kiwi Diaries mini-series, out 14 June. Department of Conservation 2023-06-08 | 🎵: All I Desire, Alsever Lake | Soundstripe📹: DOC#FiordlandKiwiDiaries
Adult tokoeka kiwi fights off stoat Department of Conservation 2023-06-08 | Stoats are the number one threat to tokoeka kiwi in Fiordland. Without predator control, tokoeka kiwi chicks don't stand a chance of making it to adulthood.Come behind the scenes of the work to save tokoeka kiwi in the Fiordland Kiwi Diaries mini-series, out 14 June.📹: DOC#FiordlandKiwiDiaries
What its like to be a kiwi ranger in Fiordland, NZ Department of Conservation 2023-06-06 | This is leatherwood, and navigating it to look for kiwi is no easy task. Just ask Monty.Monty and Doddy (who's in the background) are in the Fiordland Kiwi Diaries miniseries, coming out June 14.
Fiordland Kiwi Diaries Trailer 1 | Department of Conservation Department of Conservation 2023-05-24 | Down in the remote Shy Lake area in Fiordland, Department of Conservation rangers are trying to save the South Island tokoeka kiwi.For the first time, we give you behind the scenes look into the hard work of DOC rangers as they traverse wilderness, track adorable kiwi chicks, and undertake the area’s first effort to control introduced predators.Episode 1 out June 14 on YouTube.
A surprise visit from some orca Department of Conservation 2023-05-18 | Our Whitianga marine team were out in the Whanganui A Hei/Cathedral Cove marine reserve completing their baited underwater video (BUV) surveys when they got a surprise visit from a couple of curious orca. The young orca and it's mum appeared to be very interested in the BUV setup, which led to the team capturing some awesome footage!Footage: DOCThumbnail Image: Marie Everth
DOC Sounds of Science Podcast: Deals with seals with Laura Boren Department of Conservation 2023-03-19 | Marine biologist Laura Boren dives into her favourite topic, seals, and shares some on-the-job stories about this mischievous species.Laura grew up in the landlocked state of Nebraska and is now one of the preeminent marine biologists in this island nation, so our first question was why? Second was how?Laura was on the front lines saving marine species in the wake of the Rena oil spill, has recently been working to develop pup shelters, and is extremely passionate about responsible dog ownership in areas with marine wildlife. Plus, she has some top tips for hanging out with kekeno, seals. This episode is number 23 in the DOC Sounds of Science podcast, available wherever you get your podcasts.Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2N31OYRSpotify: https://spoti.fi/2WtNpbpPodbean: bit.ly/2q4fMk8Google podcasts: bit.ly/3SF8BHjiHeart radio: https://ihr.fm/3SxhmTyOr stream episodes and read the transcripts and shownotes on our website: www.doc.govt.nz/podcast
DOC Sounds of Science Podcast: Culture and conservation episode with Aroha Gilling Department of Conservation 2023-02-02 | In this episode we’re talking about how our conservation past intersects with both our present and our future, and how our treaty commitments need to be at the heart of this.Aroha Gilling is an academic specialising in Te Tiriti o Waitangi, and an experienced Treaty Ranger. She’s passionate about education, and this episode contains a wealth of expertise about nature and being a good Treaty Partner. Aroha is also a super fan of all creatures great and small in the Rangitahi Molesworth Recreation Reserve. It’s her happy place.This episode is number 20 in the DOC Sounds of Science podcast, available wherever you get your podcasts. Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2N31OYR Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2WtNpbp Podbean: bit.ly/2q4fMk8 Google podcasts: bit.ly/3SF8BHj iHeart radio: https://ihr.fm/3SxhmTy Or stream episodes and read the transcripts and show notes on our website: www.doc.govt.nz/podcast
DOC Sounds of Science Podcast: Banding Banter episode with Michelle Bradshaw Department of Conservation 2023-01-26 | Ecologist Michelle Bradshaw discusses what we can learn from the data we get from banded birds and shares some cautionary tales about on the fly identification.Michelle is in charge of the National Banding Scheme in Aotearoa and brings hands-on banding experience from bird colonies all around the world. If you’re a bird nerd, Michelle has the kind of work stories that’ll make you green with envy.This episode is number 21 in the DOC Sounds of Science podcast, available wherever you get your podcasts. Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2N31OYR Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2WtNpbp Podbean: bit.ly/2q4fMk8 Google podcasts: bit.ly/3SF8BHj iHeart radio: https://ihr.fm/3SxhmTy Or stream episodes and read the transcripts and show notes on our website: www.doc.govt.nz/podcast
DOC Sounds of Science Podcast: Kaitiaki kauri, protecting the mighty kauri episode with Hana Harris Department of Conservation 2023-01-19 | Ranger Hana Harris explains how we can help protect kauri from the notorious pathogen threatening our forests.Hana hails from the beautiful Northland region. In this episode she shares kōrero about her connection to native species and ecosystems through both her whakapapa and her role as a ranger. She covers the experience of discovering pekapeka/bat roosts, fighting to keep spaces pest-free, and of course, her work as kaitiaki kauri, teaching people about the magnificent kauri.This episode is number 22 in the DOC Sounds of Science podcast, available wherever you get your podcasts. Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2N31OYR Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2WtNpbp Podbean: bit.ly/2q4fMk8 Google podcasts: bit.ly/3SF8BHj iHeart radio: https://ihr.fm/3SxhmTy Or stream episodes and read the transcripts and show notes on our website: www.doc.govt.nz/podcast
Fire and Emergency New Zealand - Summer Safety | Campfire Department of Conservation 2022-12-15 | ...
New Zealand Nature News | Good news for bird numbers in Landsborough Valley Department of Conservation 2022-12-12 | For over 20 years expert ‘bird counters’ have been flying into the remote Landsborough valley in South Westland to monitor the effects of sustained predator control on bird life. This work has contributed to a long-term picture of the health of the bird community there that includes more than a dozen native species.Learn more about our work here: doc.govt.nz/predator-control-programme
Back to the wild: a bats tale Department of Conservation 2022-12-09 | This tiny but sassy pekapeka/long-tailed bat was given a second chance at life when it was rescued after a cat attack. Thanks to the mahi of the Hamilton Zoo veterinary team, Ngāti Hauā Iwi Trust, and our bat specialists, she was successfully rehabilitated and released back home into the wild. Learn more about pekapeka here: doc.govt.nz/nature/native-animals/bats-pekapeka
DOC Sounds of Science Podcast: Wildlife warrior episode with Avi Narula Department of Conservation 2022-12-08 | CITES is an international agreement regulating the import and export of endangered animals and plants. What’s this? And why is it important? CITES officer Avi Narula is going to tell you.Avi has worked with big cats, endangered turtles, and renegade scamps like skunks and racoons. Now he’s here in Aotearoa New Zealand making sure wildlife goods don’t illegally cross the borders.The most important thing he wants you to know is that before you shop or travel, please check if your item needs a wildlife permit. More info on our CITES page: doc.govt.nz/get-involved/apply-for-permits/endangered-speciesThis episode is number 19 in the DOC Sounds of Science podcast, available wherever you get your podcasts. Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2N31OYR Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2WtNpbp Podbean: bit.ly/2q4fMk8 Google podcasts: bit.ly/3SF8BHj iHeart radio: https://ihr.fm/3SxhmTy Or stream episodes and read the transcripts and show notes on our website: www.doc.govt.nz/podcast
DOC Sounds of Science Podcast: Non-vascular plants with Kelly Frogley Department of Conservation 2022-12-01 | Kelly Frogley knows her stuff when it comes to non-vascular plants – and then some. In this episode, Kelly explains what a non-vascular plant is, and shares some stories about unexpected discoveries and making the most of non-optimum spaces for optimum plant identification.We also talk about green-blindness and the importance of looking down. And up. And around – well, you get it. Non-vascular plants are all around!This episode is number 9 in the DOC Sounds of Science podcast, available wherever you get your podcasts. Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2N31OYR Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2WtNpbp Podbean: bit.ly/2q4fMk8 Google podcasts: bit.ly/3SF8BHj iHeart radio: https://ihr.fm/3SxhmTy Or stream episodes and read the transcripts and show notes on our website: www.doc.govt.nz/podcast
DOC Sounds of Science Podcast: Learning on the Job with Jack Mace Department of Conservation 2022-11-24 | There aren’t many jobs with us that Jack hasn’t turned his hand to. Remote island ranger, species monitor, trapper, hunter, ranger trainer, systems designer, operations manager – you name it, Jack has probably done it. He’s deeply passionate about conservation and has accumulated a lot of great stories. In this episode Jack shares stories about powelliphanta, kōkako, Tūturuatu, Canterbury Mudfish, Mana Island flax weevil, Alseuosmia the mimic plant, akeake the giant daisy, ongaonga the serious stinging nettle; as well as diesel grass, Rockhopper penguins, sea lions, kiwi, and parea/Chatham Island pigeon. And more! It’s a chocka block 39 minutes.This episode is number 16 in the DOC Sounds of Science podcast, available wherever you get your podcasts.Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2N31OYR Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2WtNpbp Podbean: bit.ly/2q4fMk8 Google podcasts: bit.ly/3SF8BHj iHeart radio: https://ihr.fm/3SxhmTyOr stream episodes and read the transcripts and show notes on our website: www.doc.govt.nz/podcast
Kotahitanga mō te Taiao Department of Conservation 2022-11-24 | Kotahitanga mō te Taiao is a collaboration between Councils, iwi and DOC across the Top of the South to work together towards a healthier environment.The alliance will see members collaborate towards significant conservation goals across the region, from east coast to west coast.
DOC Sounds of Science Podcast: Predator Free and me with Brent Beavon (Part 2) Department of Conservation 2022-11-17 | This is the much-awaited second part of Brent Beaven’s Predator Free interview. In this episode, we’re talking about upcoming innovations as well as current predator control tools, and yes that includes 1080. This episode is a big swing and we hope it gives you some important context.This episode is number 14 in the DOC Sounds of Science podcast, available wherever you get your podcasts.Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2N31OYR Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2WtNpbp Podbean: bit.ly/2q4fMk8 Google podcasts: bit.ly/3SF8BHj iHeart radio: https://ihr.fm/3SxhmTyOr stream episodes and read the transcripts and show notes on our website: www.doc.govt.nz/podcast
DOC Sounds of Science Podcast: Predator Free and me with Brent Beavon (Part 1) Department of Conservation 2022-11-10 | Brent is on the show to tell us everything we need to know about Predator Free 2050 – in fact, he told us so much, we’ve split his interview into two. This is part one. Brent is an expert on predator control and has decades of hands-on field experience. He's herded sea lions, been hounded by kiwi, and caught mohua in his socks. In the world of threatened species conservation, you name it and Brent has done it. Listen and learn.This episode is number 13 in the DOC Sounds of Science podcast, available wherever you get your podcasts.Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2N31OYR Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2WtNpbp Podbean: bit.ly/2q4fMk8 Google podcasts: bit.ly/3SF8BHj iHeart radio: https://ihr.fm/3SxhmTyOr stream episodes and read the transcripts and shownotes on our website: www.doc.govt.nz/podcast
DOC Sounds of Science Podcast: Shark talk with Clinton Duffy Department of Conservation 2022-11-04 | Renowned shark expert Clinton Duffy shares niche knowledge and on-the-job stories. Sharks have a little bit of a PR problem. They’re fascinating, intelligent creatures, and most of them mind their own business. But they are predators, and the more you know, the better prepared you are. This episode has it all. Sharks that walk on land (we’re not making this up), a run through of shark reproduction which is so amazing and varied it could have come from a sci-fi writer’s brain, and an update on our work to monitor shark species in an area as complex and vast as the ocean. All this, and Clinton shares some of his shark encounter stories with us. This episode is number 17 in the DOC Sounds of Science podcast, available wherever you get your podcasts.Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2N31OYR Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2WtNpbp Podbean: bit.ly/2q4fMk8 Google podcasts: bit.ly/3SF8BHj iHeart radio: https://ihr.fm/3SxhmTy
Kākāriki karaka/ Orange fronted parakeet Protection | Jobs for Nature Department of Conservation 2022-10-26 | Kākāriki karaka are one of our rarest birds with only 350-400 individuals left in the wild. With the help of the Jobs for Nature programme, Hiking New Zealand has switched from outdoor guiding to predator control helping protect kākāriki karaka and other threatened species in Arthur’s Pass National Park, Canterbury. Check out more information on kākāriki karaka here: bit.ly/2K5j6TB Learn more about the Jobs for Nature programme here: bit.ly/2Qr8QY9
Hoiho/ Yellow eyed penguin Protection | Jobs for Nature Department of Conservation 2022-10-14 | Hoiho/ Yellow-eyed penguin are the rarest penguin in the world. Without the collaborative efforts in Otago to protect hoiho, a huge portion of the population would be at risk. Penguin place, yellow-eyed penguin trust along with DOC, Ministry for the Environment, the Dunedin Wildlife Hospital and Penguin Rescue rely partly on tourism to help fund these efforts. Thanks to the Jobs for Nature programme border closures and covid haven’t gotten in the way. Check out more information on hoiho here: doc.govt.nz/nature/native-animals/birds/birds-a-z/penguins/yellow-eyed-penguin-hoiho Learn more about the jobs for nature programme here: doc.govt.nz/our-work/jobs-for-nature--mahi-mo-te-taiao
DOC Sounds of Science Podcast: Cryptic critters episode with Jess Scrimgeour Department of Conservation 2022-10-03 | Stories from the Department of Conservation New Zealand about velvet worms, tiny frogs, crooning bats and more from ecologist Jess Scrimgeour. Jess knows that the Fab Five—in this case we mean kākāpō, kiwi, whio, takahē, and kererū—are easy to love, but she wants to light your spark for the hard to see, hard to hear, or hard to find critters too: like pekapeka/bats, wētā, pepeketua/frogs, and even the peripatus/velvet worm which fires a sticky substance when it feels threatened. How iconic. This episode is number 18 in the DOC Sounds of Science podcast, available wherever you get your podcasts.Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2N31OYRSpotify: https://spoti.fi/2WtNpbpPodbean: bit.ly/2q4fMk8Google podcasts: bit.ly/3SF8BHjiHeart radio: https://ihr.fm/3SxhmTyOr stream episodes and read the transcripts and shownotes on our website: www.doc.govt.nz/podcast
Suppressing rats protects birds Department of Conservation 2022-10-02 | Suppressing rats protects birds.
The DOC Sounds of Science Podcast Trailer Department of Conservation 2022-08-25 | This is the trailer for the DOC Sounds of Science Podcast. A show which gives you a behind-the-scenes look at conservation.Download the DOC Sounds of Science Podcast wherever you get your podcasts.Apple: apple.co/2N31OYRSpotify: https://spoti.fi/2WtNpbpCastbox: bit.ly/3FXYJSpPodbean: bit.ly/3G1HY8POr stream it off our website: www.doc.govt.nz/podcast#DOCSoundsOfSciencePodcast #SciComms
Whitebait in the Whanganui River Department of Conservation 2022-08-01 | We’re working with iwi, hapū and whanau to find out where īnanga lay their eggs beside the river, why there aren’t more suitable places – and what we can do to help.Find out more on doc.govt.nz/whanganui-riverThis work is part of DOC’s Ngā Awa river restoration programme.Thanks to Kevin Belcher for sharing the awesome underwater whitebait footage. Check out his channel here: youtube.com/c/KevinBelcher
Intro to Whitebait in the Whanganui River Department of Conservation 2022-08-01 | We’re working with iwi, hapū and whanau to find out where īnanga lay their eggs beside the river, why there aren’t more suitable places – and what we can do to help.Find out more on doc.govt.nz/whanganui-riverThis work is part of DOC’s Ngā Awa river restoration programme.Thanks to Kevin Belcher for sharing the awesome underwater whitebait footage. Check out his channel here: youtube.com/c/KevinBelcher
Business Spotlight | Black Cat Cruises Department of Conservation 2022-05-18 | This month in our Business Spotlight series:Banks Peninsula-based Black Cat Cruises supports the Hector's dolphin through conservation events and species monitoring. They also advocate strongly for better protection for Hector’s dolphins, one of the rarest marine dolphins in the world.As an eco-tourism operator, making a visible difference to the species’ population is a great source of pride and motivation to Black Cat Cruises staff, and part of their business identity: “Protecting our special dolphins is just part of who we are.”How might your business’s capabilities or connections help local conservation challenges?Find out more at: www.doc.govt.nz/business
Light pollution and seabirds | Australian Government - DAWE Department of Conservation 2022-05-12 | ...
Toyota Kiwi Guardians School Holidays | Dame Lisa Carrington Department of Conservation 2022-05-03 | ...
30 Years of Great Walks Department of Conservation 2022-04-25 | This year marks the 30th Anniversary of New Zealand’s Great Walks. Formed in 1992, the Great Walks are our most popular multi-day hikes and provide unparalleled access to some of the country’s most incredible natural landscapes, wildlife and cultural heritage. The Department of Conservation, Tourism New Zealand and Air New Zealand would like to acknowledge Manawhenua Ki Mohua, Ngāti Rārua, Ngāti Tama, Te Ātiawa Te Tau Ihu Iwi as the kaitiaki of the area of filming throughout the Abel Tasman and Golden Bay region. We would also like to acknowledge mana whenua Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Waewae and Poutini Ngāi Tahu as the kaitiaki of the area of filming on the Heaphy Track.Learn more at doc.govt.nz/get-to-greatness
Hauraki Gulf Marine Park Department of Conservation 2022-03-21 | The Hauraki Gulf Marine Park is home to a myriad of islands and five marine reserves, most of which can be visited for recreation and relaxation.Read more at www.doc.govt.nz/haurakigulfmarinepark
Pacificvet Department of Conservation 2022-03-13 | Our Business Spotlight series shines a light on New Zealand organisations doing great work for conservation.Pacificvet Limited donates vaccines and technical expertise to species recovery programmes for kiwi, kākāpō, takahē and Campbell Island teal. This support is enabling the successful increase of these endangered species’ populations.The Pacificvet team is proud to give back to the community through nature and motivated to be helping these birds survive.Could your business’s products, knowledge or networks help biodiversity?Find out more: www.doc.govt.nz/business
Marine reserves - Seaweek 2022 Department of Conservation 2022-03-08 | Learn about our marine reserves and how you can celebrate Seaweek 2022.Find out more here: www.doc.govt.nz/marine
1 Hour New Zealand Forest at Night Ambience | Study, work, relax, immerse yourself in nature Department of Conservation 2022-02-07 | Back by popular demand, we’ve made our forest at night soundscape 1 hour. Pop your headphones in, breathe deeply, and spend the night in a virtual nature experience in New Zealand forest while you work, study, or relax. 🌊 🌲 ⛰️The sounds you hear have been collected over an 80 year period, all over New Zealand, by some of our employees and sound designer, Daniel Fraser.
CITES - importing traditional medicines Department of Conservation 2021-12-23 | Are your goods all good? You could be breaking the law without knowing it.If you’re importing traditional medicines or food into Aotearoa, they might contain plants and animals protected by CITES. If your goods don’t have the correct CITES permits, they could be seized and you could be fined or prosecuted.Visit our CITES website and help us fight the illegal wildlife trade.
Fire and Emergency New Zealand - Summer Safety | Gas Cookers Department of Conservation 2021-12-22 | ...
Fire and Emergency New Zealand - Summer Safety | Campfire Department of Conservation 2021-12-22 | ...
