On Sunday the 18th of June 2017 some people from KCC went tree planting near Kawakawa Bay. Why? Because the […]
Challenge yourself with this penguin puzzle, created by KCC member Anna (age 9): ACROSS 1 ____________ fuels are warming the planet, and […]
By Julia Morris, Forest & Bird Intern Single-use plastic is very harmful to our environment. Plastics never break down, meaning they […]
My name is Anna, and in January this year, my son James (who is 7 years old and a KCC […]
Our family love New Zealands large variety of mushrooms, both edible and toxic. We love heading out mushroom hunting amongst […]
This is a continuation of the article in  Wild Things issue 135 (winter 2017)  by Emma Cronin, Forest & Bird Penguin Coordinator. […]
An extension from the article in Wild Things issue 135 (winter 2017) by Dr. Daniel Thomas, Senior Lecturer in Vertebrate Zoology at […]
This is Anania’s full book review. The first paragraph is also printed in Wild Things issue 135 (winter). [This book]… […]
In issue 135 of Wild Things, we are asking you to put on your problem solving hat and share your ideas to […]
Ever wondered why there are more penguins found in the South of New Zealand? One explanation comes from the legend of […]
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