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The Aorangi Restoration Trust are looking for volunteers to service 89 traps once a month at White Rock.

The Wairarapa’s largest population of banded dotterel is getting a helping hand from a local protection group and an forestry company.

An ambitious predator control programme in and around the Aorangi Forest in the southern Wairarapa is delivering some impressive results.

A tree planting project is underway to establish permanent native forest corridors reconnecting the Aorangi and Remutaka Ranges.

The Trust had met the day before to finalise our health and safety plan. Joe gave his health and safety briefing to barracking from the...

With renewed interest in the stories relating to Nga Ra o Kupe by the Department of Conservation, it is timely to feature this blog post...

A crevasse in the ground near Martinborough provides a glimpse of the birds and other animals found in prehistoric south-east Wairarapa....

A great write-up by Predator Free NZ on Chairman Clive Paton, the work of the Aorangi Restoration Trust, its vision, activities, and...

We had our first sighting of gecko in the Aorangi Forest, recorded just before Christmas 2015 by Ella Buckley. It is a forest gecko of...

Andy & Chris Corser, with Chris's mum Bettine, 80, were featured recently in the Wairarapa Time-Age for their incredible work in...

"Aorangi Restoration Trust has received a funding boost of $40,000 from DOC's community fund, allowing the appointment of a part-time...

A new coastal trapline - Washpool to Pararaki – was established on Thursday 3 December 2015, with 16 Doc250s and 8 Timms traps at 21...

Victoria University conservation biologist Dr Stephen Hartley and colleague Asher Cook have released findings of research into birdsong...

Aorangi Restoration Trust 2014 Review Notes from the Chair, Clive Paton The past twelve months have seen many gains in our quest to...

Those wonderful 'Undulators' keep popping up. Not only did they gift us some money for the bat recording boxes but the Undulators have...