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Discover more about the Otago region, the Otago Regional Council and the councillors who represent you

New Zealand’s braided rivers are networks of ever-changing channels weaving between islands of gravels. They are home to many species of birds, fish, invertebrates and plants adapted to live in this challenging and dynamic environment.

Mobilising and developing environmental leaders. Regional groups involved in a range of community-led habitat restoration projects including controlling predators to restore breeding seabird populations at Mt Karioi

Provides wilderness experience tours from the Makarora River. Learn about local history, geology and biodiveristy with an informative commentary from experienced drivers

The Speight’s fund established to support not-for-profit groups working to preserve and protect Otago’s natural environment

Partners, Sponsors, and Supporters: Recent Posts by Dept of Conservation : Conservation blog

Chesterfield skink – how have they fared since Cyclone Fehi

Cyclone Fehi hit New Zealand hard, but people weren’t the only ones who lost their homes. Chesterfield skinks lost over one third of their remaining one hectare home.

5 Great Day Trips from Christchurch

This is a guest blog by Ashlyn Oswalt. Ashlyn is an American expat who’s been living in New Zealand for a year. She’s a keen tramper and enjoys going on day-trips around the Christchurch area. She’s shared her top five day trips for people who are thinking of getting out and about in nature this winter.

History on the Paparoa Track

As well as the Paparoa Track’s spectacular natural beauty, it also has a rich history. When you’re hiking or biking the track, keep an eye out for the following places and learn about the human story behind the landscape.

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