Looking for something cool to do this weekend? Love birds? Then this unique event is for you ππ
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Job alert - Operations Manager with Εtanewainuku Kiwi Trust If you think you have what it takes to add value to this awesome community led project theyβd love to hear from you. Full details belowπ
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The final 'official' Nationwide Matuku Muster for the year www.lovebittern.com/muster2025 is taking place this weekend, 7, 8, and 9th Nov.
Locally in the Western Bay of Plenty we have had recent sightings and booms from breeding or about to breed birds. Our Matuku volunteer coordinator, Dianne Paton has been busy supporting volunteers and assisting with listening surveys and drone work monitoring birds. She recently snapped this "handsome specimen sitting bold as brass out in the field about 15 meters away from us" in Matahui. Dianne says "polish off the binoculars, charge up the headlamps to prepare for our Friday, Saturday, Sunday muster. I am available to assist if anyone has questions or needs help. Reach out it is my pleasure."
If you want to be involved or hear or see a Matuku please contact Dianne Paton via www.bayconservation.nz/contact/
Keep up the great mahi all Matuku listeners! πΏπΏ
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Awesome effort going in in Western Bay of Plenty, Dianne is doing an amazing job of getting boots on the ground (or bums on seats!) to listen for Bittern booming! It takes a community to save a species and thats what we've got together, right across the country! Thank you from the bottom of my Bitterny heart β€οΈ Bittern
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Tauranga teachers with a passion for our marine environment - hereβs a very cool opportunity.
Thanks for coming our way Young Ocean Explorers πNEXT WEEK weβll be in Tauranga!!
Weβre running an exclusive professional development session with Steve Hathaway, international cameraman, story teller and founder of Young Ocean Explorers.
This session will give you:
- A deeper understanding of Aotearoaβs unique underwater world
- An understanding of how our 21 Day Challenge makes planning super easy for you! With engaging, curriculum aligned resources ready to use immediately!
- Fresh confidence to weave environmental education into your teaching
- A renewed sense of awe and possibility to inspire your students.
Email [email protected] to RSVP
Please let any kaiako know!!π
We hope to see you next week!
Huge mihi to @wrightfamilyfoundationnz for helping make this all possible!!
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Thanks so much for spreading the word!π
Have you seen the movie, "Think like a forest" yet? We suggest you do! Thanks to Tiwaiwaka Aotearoa and Western Bay of Plenty District Council Sam Rowland, who is an environmental champion and director of Think Like a Forest, will be coming to Tauranga to share the movie and its intentions.
This event is part of Envirohub Bay of Plenty's Climate Action Festival and will also feature updates on some pretty inspiring local environmental efforts.
Tickets limited so book soon! ππΏ
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Ecosystems in Action: Forests, Harbours, Backyards, and You!
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Discover how every part of our environment, from backyards to forests, rivers to harbours, is connected, and how YOU can make a difference!0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Great opportunity to get a supported introduction into this project near Whakamaramara, who's keen? ππInterested in volunteering with us, but don't know what's involved? Want a morning in the bush? This Sunday, 2 November, roughly 9 a.m. to midday, one of our trappers will be taking potential new volunteers out on a trapline. Email if you're interested in coming along: contact[at]friendsoftheblade.org.nz (Location: End of WhakamΔrama Rd, BOP)
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