Annual Report 2022
It has been a rewarding year as Deputy Chair of the Trust stepping in when our Chair, Cathy Katene, was unavailable due to work commitments.
October 11, 2022
It has been a rewarding year as Deputy Chair of the Trust stepping in when our Chair, Cathy Katene, was unavailable due to work commitments.
We have been lucky enough to be chosen as one of the recipients of the Z Energy Good in the Hood promotion! The promotion runs
Kia ora koutou katoa! Celine and I flew to Wellington at the beginning of this month to attend the Predator free NZ Conference at the
The Taranaki coastal conservation community is devastated to hear three Kaitake Range kiwi were found dead. Two kiwi (Haimona pictured with Fiona Gordon, Rotokare Scenic
Tēnā koutou katoa This big news of the month was that I have completed my level 3 Pest Operations course at WITT, I gained a
Celine the Trust Manager dropped the ball on the post last month so here is the May story… As the wet and cold has started
Mawe was released on Taranaki Maunga on May 18th, 2021, she came from the Taranaki Kōhanga Kiwi at Rotokare (partnership between Taranaki Kiwi Trust &
I learnt two important lessons this month, the first was to carry more water instead of trying to lighten my pack and the second was
I have had a full-on month in March, I had the amazing opportunity to be a part of kiwi catching week at the Taranaki Kōhanga
Chirp was named a few years ago as a chick by students at Huiakama School, she was missing in action for some time in the
Tena koutou katoa, I have had a big month in February laying new traplines in Omoana with the team for both TKT and the 800
Over the past year we have been supporting the Taranaki Mounga Project and monitoring kiwi released on Taranaki Maunga and in the Kaitake Ranges, this
Tena koutou katoa, I hope everyone has had a great start to the year. My first month back came with a lot of excitement. I
At the end of last year the Trust spent a day in the bush with a TVNZ film crew shooting an advertisement for Xero, the
Tena koutou katoa! I Hope everyone has had an awesome Christmas break, and is ready for the new year of 2022! In the month of
We’re nearing the end of the year and I have busy super busy attending trainings, helping out other conservation collectives, checking traps, laying new trap