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Pesky skinks meet unlikely opposition
Auckland Council and the Department of Conservation have launched an unusual experiment to manage the threat of plague skinks on Great Barrier Aotea Great Barrier.
Calling together a dotterel forum
You’ve heard of a baby-sitter, a dog-walker – but ever come across a dotterel minder?
Meet a pest-free hero: Stephanie Chamberlin
OurAuckland chats to Stephanie Chamberlin, who tackles conservation from the ground up.
Race for Motutapu
A team of Auckland Council Pools and Leisure Centre members has raised $500 to support the restoration of Motutapu Island.
Conservation stops for no man (or woman)
What better way to spend your weekend than chatting about Auckland's pests and waterways?
Help beat tree privet
Tree privet is a poisonous pest plant that can smother native species and cause asthma.
Experts weigh in on environment targeted rates
At our Auckland Conversations event on the environment as part of the 10-year Budget and Auckland Plan 2050 consultation, we discussed the challenges facing our environment.
How do we make Auckland's growth work for everyone?
John Mauro: We can turn the growth problem into an opportunity.
Help us fight avian botulism
Why feeding the ducks bread while in the water is no longer encouraged.
Sniffing out mice in the Antipodes Islands
Auckland Council biosecurity advisor Brian Shields is part of a team helping to eradicate mice from the Antipodes Islands.
Get to know your local wildlife for World Wildlife Day
Celebrate World Wildlife Day with us on 3 March by learning fun facts about our local wildlife.
Dogs on a mission
A heroic doggie pair and their human are voyaging over the ocean on a pest-control mission this week.
Meet a conservation hero: Guardians of Rakino Island
OurAuckland chats with three heroes whose shared love for conservation work has led them to establish the Rakino Native Plant Nursery, a secluded sanctuary regenerating Rakino island’s unique biodiversity.
Mayor announces more resources to tackle illegal dumping
Significant new resources announced to tackle illegal dumping in Auckland.
Phosphite treatment to begin in Waitākere Ranges
Kauri in one of the areas most affected by the kauri dieback disease are due for a dose of medicine as part of a field treatment programme.
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