Want to get out this Conservation Week and long weekend? Here’s a fantastic opportunity 👇🌿We still have tickets left for our first Kid's Discovery Night Walk this Thursday and our regular night walk on Friday!
Don’t hibernate this winter. Wrap up warm, grab a torch, and come explore the real Whakatāne nightlife with us.
These guided walks are a great opportunity to:
Learn about our local kiwi population
Hear kiwi and weka calling if we’re lucky
Discover native plants and nocturnal insects like wētā and spiders
Spot glow in the dark fungi
Experience the bush in a completely different way
While it’s rare to see a wild kiwi, the sounds and atmosphere of the forest at night are something truly special.
Tickets and full details can be found on Eventfinda by searching “Whakatāne Kiwi Trust” or via the links below:
Ōhope Scenic Reserve:
www.eventfinda.co.nz/2026/whakatane-kiwi-trust-night-walks2/whakatane
Kids’ Night Walk of Discovery:
www.eventfinda.co.nz/2026/kids-night-walk-of-discovery/whakatane
We hope to see you there!
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“From up there, priorities change. It’s not economy first — it’s planet first, then society, then economy. Because without a healthy Earth, nothing else survives.”
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As we enter conservation week we want to acknowledge a valued funding partner TECT who play a significant role in supporting community conservation - big thanks! See their story below 👇🌿💚TECT back conservation for the long-term!
We proudly support conservation groups across the Western Bay, helping protect our whenua, waterways and wildlife for future generations. The below story highlights how long-term, reliable funding can strengthen environmental work and support the people and organisations caring for environment and our species every day.
As Conservation Week begins, it's a good reminder that lasting environmental outcomes take time, trust, and ongoing support.
Read more: www.tect.org.nz/blog/post/163522/tects-long-term-support-strengthens-conservation-across-the-west...
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Why are some animals called pests and what are the effective methods used to control them❓
⏬Ideal for both landowners and those getting into pest control!
Secure your place in one of our skills-based training days...
ENROL NOW! You won't be disappointed!
training.bayconservation.nz/all-courses/
Share this with all your nature loving mates - Limited spots available!
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This Saturday! The forecast is for ☀️ and 🐦!
Designed not to teach you every species of bird, but is instead intended to teach you how to identify birds.
Our very popular field-based training day books out fast - so enrol now!
training.bayconservation.nz/courses/identifying-nz-birds-headlandspit-11-april-2026/
Share this post with all your nature loving mates in the Eastern Bay!
Manawahe Eco Trust Matata Conservation Care Group HALO Whakatane Whakatane Kiwi Trust Rotoehu Ecological Trust
#ohiwa #birdsofnewzealand #BirdsInTheWild
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Great to see Tauranga City Council get behind Conservation Week. Check out the events running next week and enjoy connecting with nature 🌿💚🌿 Conservation Week starts on Monday with plenty of hands‑on events happening across the city.
👉 Check out what’s on and register now: whatsontauranga.co.nz/conservation-week-2026
From guided bird identification and wetland walks to dune and reserve restoration, there are heaps of opportunities to get involved and give back to our natural environment. Everyone is welcome!
📸 Anna Wentsch
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