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In February 2025, Mountains to Sea Conservation Trust dipped our toes into southern waters. The wānanga was run with Thriving Southland.

Te Henga (Bethells Beach), West Auckland West Auckland’s Matuku Link was buzzing with activity on February 2nd as more people than...

Snorkelling, rockpooling and bush walks in Matheson Bay | Te Kohuroa The great outdoors is exciting. And when it comes to being on and in...

New Zealand is a permanent home for two seal/sea lion species: the New Zealand fur seal (kekeno) and New Zealand sea lion (pakake). In...

New Zealand has roughly 15,000km of coastline. That’s a lot of places to play and explore over summer - both from the beach, and on the...

Read about our Campbells Bay Snorkel Day and see what we discovered.

The 2023/24 financial year was an incredibly busy one for Mountains to Sea Conservation Trust, with a significant injection of funding...

On a magical night on the eve of Halloween, a small group of Mairangi Bay residents ventured out to explore their local stream after dark.

Providing an inspirational professional development and networking opportunity for all those involved or interested in te taiao

Three days of freshwater fun in the Hawkes Bay. Participants learned about īnanga spawning, how to measure health of waterways, ...