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Conserving New Zealand’s natural and historic heritage for all to enjoy now and in the future.
Ngahere Manaaki | Jobs for Nature
On the banks of the great Whanganui River, in the settlement of Hiruhārama/Jerusalem, multiple generations of Ron Hough’s whānau are working to revitalise the forest. Now, after nearly 3 years of Jobs for Nature funding the Ngahere Manaaki project is helping people and whenua to flourish.
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DOC Sounds of Science podcast episode 33: Pen(guin) pals with Cassie Mealey
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Cassie has the most interesting answer possible to the question ‘what do you do for fun?’ She rehabilitates penguins. As one of our technical advisors specialising in fauna, in addition to running swim practice for penguins in her backyard, Cassie has a lot of wildlife rehabilitation stories and tips.
Te Waihora Restoration short
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Since 2018 the Department of Conservation has worked in partnership with Environment Canterbury, Te Uru Rākau’s One Billion Trees Programme and Jobs for Nature to restore Te Waihora’s wetland margins. This landscape scale restoration has achieved 350,000 trees planted, 1,000 hectares of active ecological weed control and 350 hectares of habitat protected with predator control. The restoration p...
Rejuvenating the mauri and ecosystem health of Te Waihora
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Since 2018 the Department of Conservation has worked in partnership with Environment Canterbury, Te Uru Rākau’s One Billion Trees Programme and Jobs for Nature to restore Te Waihora’s wetland margins. This landscape scale restoration has achieved 350,000 trees planted, 1,000 hectares of active ecological weed control and 350 hectares of habitat protected with predator control. The restoration p...
Underbirds: The Fight to Save the Southern New Zealand Dotterel by students at University of Otago.
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Underbirds: The Fight to Save the Southern New Zealand Dotterel is the story of the challenges and struggles that the Southern New Zealand Dotterel face to survive on Rakiura, and also the passionate DOC Rangers who drop everything to live among the birds year-round. The film immerses viewers in the remote backcountry of the island, where the rangers deploy predator traps, meticulously document...
DOC Sounds of Science Podcast: All things kākāpō with Andrew Digby part 1
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Dr. Andrew Digby does a deep dive on the science of kākāpō management, recalls weird behaviour he’s observed from them in the field, and explains some of the big challenges the population are facing, including disease outbreak and low fertility. Andrew has a huge amount of knowledge about kākāpō-and takahē and astronomy-and this is truly an unmissable episode if you’re a fan of Aotearoa New Zea...
"I learned about the mana and the power of a volcano" | DOC Sounds of Science Podcast
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"I learned about the mana and the power of a volcano" | DOC Sounds of Science Podcast
"Doing nothing is a choice in itself" - DOC Sounds of Science Podcast
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"Doing nothing is a choice in itself" - DOC Sounds of Science Podcast
"We're saving the galaxy and the galaxiids today" | DOC Sounds of Science Podcast
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"We're saving the galaxy and the galaxiids today" | DOC Sounds of Science Podcast
Bird counting in remote New Zealand wilderness
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Bird counting in remote New Zealand wilderness
Native birds making a comeback in remote New Zealand
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Native birds making a comeback in remote New Zealand
Pack for some filming in the wilderness
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Pack for some filming in the wilderness
Fiordland Kiwi Diaries Episode 3 | Kiwi monitoring in remote New Zealand wilderness
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Fiordland Kiwi Diaries Episode 3 | Kiwi monitoring in remote New Zealand wilderness
Fiordland Kiwi Diaries Episode 2 | Kiwi monitoring in remote New Zealand wilderness
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Fiordland Kiwi Diaries Episode 2 | Kiwi monitoring in remote New Zealand wilderness
Fiordland Kiwi Diaries Episode 1 | Kiwi monitoring in remote New Zealand wilderness
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Fiordland Kiwi Diaries Episode 1 | Kiwi monitoring in remote New Zealand wilderness
Fiordland Kiwi Diaries Trailer 1 | Department of Conservation
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Fiordland Kiwi Diaries Trailer 1 | Department of Conservation
DOC Sounds of Science Podcast: Deals with seals with Laura Boren
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DOC Sounds of Science Podcast: Deals with seals with Laura Boren
DOC Sounds of Science Podcast: Culture and conservation episode with Aroha Gilling
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DOC Sounds of Science Podcast: Culture and conservation episode with Aroha Gilling
DOC Sounds of Science Podcast: Banding Banter episode with Michelle Bradshaw
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DOC Sounds of Science Podcast: Banding Banter episode with Michelle Bradshaw
DOC Sounds of Science Podcast: Kaitiaki kauri, protecting the mighty kauri episode with Hana Harris
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DOC Sounds of Science Podcast: Kaitiaki kauri, protecting the mighty kauri episode with Hana Harris
Fire and Emergency New Zealand - Summer Safety | Campfire
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Fire and Emergency New Zealand - Summer Safety | Campfire
New Zealand Nature News | Good news for bird numbers in Landsborough Valley
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New Zealand Nature News | Good news for bird numbers in Landsborough Valley
DOC Sounds of Science Podcast: Wildlife warrior episode with Avi Narula
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DOC Sounds of Science Podcast: Wildlife warrior episode with Avi Narula
DOC Sounds of Science Podcast: Non-vascular plants with Kelly Frogley
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DOC Sounds of Science Podcast: Non-vascular plants with Kelly Frogley
DOC Sounds of Science Podcast: Learning on the Job with Jack Mace
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DOC Sounds of Science Podcast: Learning on the Job with Jack Mace
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I had no idea that my beloved keas were potential kiwi killers. This was a very informative episode thank you.
I live for these albie parties! Hope all of them are doing well.
Несколько видов чёрных панцерьных жуков-амфибий, Легко мигрируют по стратосфере🤫 Вероятно подымаясь туда от торнадо🤷♀️ Чёрное- прослабевает Солнечное излучение🙏 Панцерь-зазищает от летящего тамже песка🙏 Пусть плачет НовоЗеландская незаселяемость, От других форм ЖИЗНИ, да😂
Beautifuĺ thank you doc
Wonderful to see this. Thank you for sharing. Loved the aerial shot of Jerusalem as, l've heard so much about it but, have never been. A huge thank you to whoever did the subtitles too. I loved that they left the Māori words in and just put the English translation in parentheses.
و در هنوزه ای صوت ناصوت که خشکی خار بیابان ز دهان اشتران است با چشم ها ر حیرت این گویایتان ، الان چه وقت است اخر در سرزمینمان درب خانمان و صبح نابجای را !؟ شخصی خندید و گفت اری درست گویید سند نامه اش ز دفتر خانه سقف چندین سطرح بر اوارقی ز اوراق ها بسیار است و عنوان کتاب چه باشد بهتر است به عقیدتان و هنوز میدانید که برای کتاب نام و عنوانی انتخاب نشده شما اینجا واس شماست و مالک سندنامه اش هم که ز بدان کتاب ز دفتر خانه سقف قفس با چندی دگر از دوباره های این دوباره ها صوت و اصوات بر حال بشارت گریان و چنان در غم ز یکدیگر در اآغوش و گریان که دل و شانه هایشان تکان میخورد . مینگریید !!!! و در اتاق هایی تعجب ز حیرت 🤯 این صبح نا بجای مهمان ناخوانده !!!! ! ! ! که خورشید میکوبد بر خشکیده بسته دریچه های چهار طاقی بر تارک ذهن که پتک میکو بید در ضمیر درون ذهن کوره آهنگری اهنگ که برخیزید که آبستن دوران را سپیده روز پآ به زآست !!!! ! ! ! ! دستان بسته ذهن را آزاد کردن از زنجیرهای خواب الود که که رودخانه ها فریاد دآد بر آوردن که خوابشان سخت خفناک است تو اگر در تپش باغ دیدیدی ماهیان ز عنوان و نام ز چرخه ستارگان عنوان و نماد ماهیت و معنا آزاد کنید زنجیر خواب را فریاد بر کشید اینک چرآغ معجزه مردمآن رآ بدآن که میوه آرآئه دهد هر لحظه بی پآیآن درخشنده درخشنآنتر رآ !!!! ! ! ! و اما نیمه دوم شعر بگذشته ؟! اما نیم سطر نخست چه بود به ترجمه تحلیل محتوایش !؟ عاشق شو ور نه روزی کار جهان سر اید ؟!!!! ! ! ! ! وقت تمام معنایش آنکه تا بدآن موقع که روز حساب و کتاب بود رپز لاین و تایم لاینی چنین که مدام و مداومت اعلام نمودنم نموده ر ا در نمودگاه که تا ز کیسه تان نرفته بجنبید و خوب تماشا کنید در آسمان شب آفتاب و سوئی به سویی و رد پای تندر و کاشفان معدن صبح در کاشفان چشمه که در ماهیت قله ها جوشیده ا و کاشفان چشمه کاشفان فروتن شوکران جویندگان شادمانی در مجراها ز پنهانی رگ رنگها و ز دگر آابستن حوادث فرزند متواد شده حیات وحش گاهی ز کار شعبده لبخند اما با تنی مجروح و شبکلاه پر درد اما جا پآیش و رد پآایش ژرفتر ز شعف بود که خرم تر ز بآغی در گذرگاآه پرندگاآن غافلان ناسازند تنها طوفان کودکآن ناآ همگون می زآید . و کودک متولد شده که چون سایه نیل ۴ری بر مرداب پرنده پروآز رآ که کنون عنواان کلید ز دفتر خانه سقف و سقف اشک میریزد و دل اش میسوزد ز نجواآ و ناآله های نفس و تنفس و سقف و قفس و تنی چند دگر که هم فر خویش و بیشترش حدودا 9999 هزارم بر بشاآرت و هم ز بندی هاآیش
A morepork landed on a branch near me while I was on the phone to my dad. I didn't know what a morepork was back then. Amazing that you have so many owls in NZ. It's very rare to see an owl in the wild in Europe
👍 I do hope you succeed.
That's so sad. Thanks for keeping them going.
amazing!!!
beautiful waterway.
I want to eat
Meanage🙌
Ka pai! So great to see the huge mahi being done. So much more to go! Tax well spent!
Nice to see this work being done. I hope they "unstraighten" some of those waterways and get some wetlands back as soon as possible. There's an Australian man doing amazing work in previously drought vulnerable land by undoing the straightening that was done by early European settlers who were ignorant of land management outside Europe. Stunning to realise how important the natural course of streams and rivers are to the environment. Very interesting doco on CZcams by the ABC - Natural sequence farming: How Peter Andrews rejuvenates drought- struck land | Australian Story
Bring back all the wet lands.
They've helped me many times! And kept my kids busy looking out for them like a treasure hunt when they were little.... Looking for them and getting into hiking. Now they're keen hikers in their 20s 😍 Thank you for keeping them there😍
A familiar and reassuring sight on tracks across Aotearoa, these markers have been keeping walkers, cyclists and trampers on track for decades. Orange triangles indicate an official track. You’ll find them attached to trees, spaced out so that you should always be able to see the location of the next one. Above the bushline, marker poles or cairns may be used instead. If you come across other coloured markers or ribbons on your walk, don’t follow them! These indicate biodiversity work areas such as predator trap lines, not walking tracks. Always be on the lookout for the next track marker - and regularly check your map when exploring the outdoors 🧡
Good job
Hiking on Auckland Island is my dream holiday
With everyone obsessed with getting 10-20K steps per day, they get burned out trying to bang it all out in really long walks. While there's nothing wrong with long walks, it's better to do more short walks over the whole day to stay more generally active. Anyone can do a 15 min walk and if you're doing a 3-4mph pace that's 1500-2000 steps. Repeating a 15 min walk every few hrs adds up to a ton of steps overall. Versus telling someone to walk 5-10 miles.
تا شبی مانند شبهای دگر پر هیاهو اما به نظر اید مرده و خاموش بی صدا از پا در آمد پیکر خاموشی پندار حسرتی با حیرتی امیخته بود
amazing 🫶 such a huge undertaking, thank you for your dedication to nature
Cool😊😊😊
Hey Doc #HowsThemApples #Legends #Awardwinners
Real world heroes ❤
We bouta make it out of an economic crisis and inflation with this one 🗣🔥‼
I’m planting out the swamp, springs, and stream below my house. We’re in Te Puna, Tauranga Moana. How long until you can send some kākāpō these ways?
This video is so awesome!! I never thought I would get to see a Kiwi in its wild habitat. The last time I was in Christchurch, I visited a wildlife sanctuary that had Kiwis in a nocturnal environment , and that was a joy to see and hear them. After my eyes adjusted to the black lighting, I could see a pair of them preening with a barely audible squeaking noise. It was a very memorable experience. Thank you for posting this wonderful video. I hope to be as lucky one day.
Wat is dat?
music very distracting while you are Talking !!!!!!!!! it does not enhance the Video !!!!!🤬
/lugfjyf
Yes, especially in the South Island.
Nice list :)
Important story. Music so awful i couldnt watch it. I want an intelligent commentary. Please.
Kuzzy your pronounciations are 👀
The avocado (Persea americana) is a medium-sized, evergreen tree in the laurel family (Lauraceae). It is native to the Americas and was first domesticated in Mesoamerica more than 5,000 years ago. Then as now it was prized for its large and unusually oily fruit.[3] The tree likely originated in the highlands bridging south-central Mexico and Guatemala.[4][5][6] Its fruit, sometimes also referred to as an alligator pear or avocado pear, is botanically a large berry containing a single large seed.
Absolutely loved your video and the work you are doing. Thanks so much.
The Tongariro Alpine Crossing is not a chill, casual day walk. It’s a 7-8hour, 20.2km hike through steep and strenuous alpine terrain. It’s a big day and not to be underestimated. What tips would you add? 🥾 Practise walking for long periods. Start with short walks and build up to longer ones with more elevation. ⛰️ Walk up and down LOTS of hills. On the crossing you’ll be steeply climbing 750m to the highest point, and descending over 1,000m. 🚴🏼 Swap out your morning bus commute with a leg-powered one, like walking or cycling. 𓊍 Take the stairs instead of the elevator. Make it fun and race your elevator dwelling work mates to your floor. 🦵Always do leg day - build up your muscle strength. Trust us, your knees will thank you. ⚖️ Practise balancing exercises, like standing on one leg with your eyes closed. Ankle rolls are very common on the crossing! 👐 Bought some shiny new walking poles? Test them out - it's kind of like having an extra pair of limbs and takes some getting used to.
Wow!!! 😮 were you born without lips or was there some kind of freak accident??😲
thats mean.
Thank you.
Home!!!!!
Surely there's ways to target stoats more directly...maybe *dummy* baby kiwi...do stoats nest like kiwi? While tracking the kiwi do you also track stoat nests? It's kinda crazy that no baby kiwi survive in fiordland (first episode). 0% chance of survival is not good enough for our kiwi
Such a cool job 🤩🤩🤩
No one likes a troll 😮