Amazing footage of Oi parent and chick reunited!
Read MoreSad news ... last week a stoat decimated one of our Oi colonies at Indicators.
Read MoreOi have once again returned to the Whaingaroa coastline, and parents are now busy looking after a single egg, their one shot at a chick for this year.
Read MoreAnnie has been working for the Karioi project as an Environmental Educator since 2014. Annie has stepped up this year to help develop and coordinate our in – school Earthcare program (now called Maanaki Ao) in partnership with Raglan Area School and Papa Taiao a national accreditation organisation.
Read MoreBy working together, Backyard Hub members in Whale Bay and all around Whāingaroa can help bring back the dawn chorus. It’s easy to calculate all the benefits in a community that values its natural beauty and community connections.
Read MoreOi, Grey-Faced petrel, breeding season is starting again in Raglan, Whaingaroa. Our team of staff and volunteers are monitoring and protecting breeding sites in hopes of some 2018 chicks!
Read MoreOur newest staff member, Duncan Mackay, introduces himself and talks about the work he'll be doing on Karioi Maunga.
Read MoreThe dream to restore seabirds to Karioi Maunga came a step closer when a burrowscope used to survey seabird burrows along the Karioi coastline produced a pleasant surprise – a recently hatched Grey-faced Petrel chick!
Read MoreLaunching the Karioi Trap Library with the Great Raglan Rat Hunt! The Karioi project will be one of three trap libraries in the Waikato funded by the NZ Predator Free 2050 initiative.
Read MoreLindsey Baker has been volunteering since the start in 2009, and his catches total to over 1000 rats and stoats . Also a talented painter. Check out his work.
Read MoreThe Karioi Project, Te Whaanga 2B3B2 & 2B1 Ahu Whenua Trust (AWT) receive the Maori Award - Highly Commended in MPI Biosecurity Awards
Read MoreRaglan Area school and Papa Taiao Earthcare in a brand new school based NCEA level Karioi Earthcare program. Photo by Liam Dingle
Read MoreOi Grey-Faced Petrel season on Karioi Maunga. What we do to protect and monitor the Oi.
Read MoreMeet a Karioi Volunteer. Merren Tait, Raglan librarian and over 5 years a volunteer!
Read MoreJoin the Backyard Hub! Nic is our Volunteer Extraordinaire! - Checking traps, dropping bait to our team of 35 regular volunteers and running the Karioi Backyard Hub.
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