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Nature / Sustainable Tourism

 
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Oparara: new walking track built by local Kiwi spirit

Kiwi grit and determination, and a hefty chunk of local pride are behind New Zealand’s newest outdoor experience – a new walking network in the Kahurangi National Park, in the northwest South Island.

Wild kiwi chicks crack Auckland record

Two wild kiwi chicks discovered last week are the first to be born in the Auckland region for more than 60 years.

International year of astronomy gets NZ sparkle

Skies above New Zealand will sparkle with extra significance in 2009 as the International Year of Astronomy sees some major initiatives in 'astro tourism'.

Zealandia - the Karori sanctuary experience

A slice of native paradise is not what you expect to find in a capital's inner city, but Wellington’s Zealandia - formerly the Karori Wildlife Sanctuary - is exactly that.

Tourists strike gold in NZ enviro-experience

New Zealand has always offered environmentally-aware tourists a golden opportunity but now the experience can be rated officially thanks to a growing group of tourism operators who are walking the talk.

Credit crunch and savvy travel

Savvy travellers wanting to fly in the face of the global credit crisis and still go on holiday are latching on to clever ways to make their funds go further.

Maungatautari forest lives again

Rare and endangered New Zealand birds - including takahe, kiwi and kaka - are among the first introduced inhabitants of the new Maungatautari Ecological Island.

Winter offers best whale and seal spotting

Keen on whale watching and seal spotting? There’s no better time than winter and New Zealand’s extensive coast offers endless opportunities.

NZ scientists in global fight for native frogs

Move over kiwis – if zoologists have their way, the famous New Zealand flightless bird will have to share its national icon status with the country’s native frogs.

Motuihe Island eco-success story

An uninhabited island just 30 minutes from Auckland city has become the latest New Zealand ecological restoration success story.

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