Skip to content
  • Facebook icon
  • Instagram icon
  • YouTube icon

Great Barrier Island News – Barrier.news – Aotea Great Barrier Island News – AoteaGBI.news

  • Property
  • Community News
  • Shop
  • Green
  • Events
  • About Us
    • Contact Us
    • Advertise
    • Support Us
    • Our Charter
  • Phone Book
  • Aotea FM
  • Weather

Great Barrier Island News – Barrier.news – Aotea Great Barrier Island News – AoteaGBI.news

Great Barrier Island News – Barrier.news – Aotea Great Barrier Island News – AoteaGBI.news

Menumenu

Great Barrier Island News – Barrier.news – Aotea Great Barrier Island News – AoteaGBI.news

  • Property
  • Community News
  • Shop
  • Green
  • Events
  • About Us
    • Contact Us
    • Advertise
    • Support Us
    • Our Charter
  • Phone Book
  • Aotea FM
  • Weather
Menumenu

Ecology – Aotea Green

An adult black petrel cruises over the waters of the Hauraki Gulf. Photo / Dan Burgin / WMIL
  • Community News
  • Ecology - Aotea Green

Thirty Years on Hirakimata: What We’ve Learned About the Black Petrel

A new report released this month marks 30 years of black petrel monitoring on Great Barrier Island, the only place in the world — along with Little Barrier — where the seabird breeds, revealing a population holding steady but still…
By Barrier.newsAugust 20, 2025
Read more
Photo /Juli Gaviraghi Mussoi, CC BY-NC-ND - Sleepy birds, quiet dawns: how noisy, bright city nights disrupt and change birdsong
  • Ecology - Aotea Green

Sleepy birds, quiet dawns: how noisy, bright city nights disrupt and change birdsong

Photo / Juli Gaviraghi Mussoi, CC BY-NC-ND
By Barrier.newsAugust 18, 2025
Read more
Chatham Islands. Photo / Flickr / Ville Miettinen
  • Ecology - Aotea Green

How the discovery of an extinct shelduck highlights the rich ancient biodiversity of the Chatham Islands (Rēkohu)

Photo / Sasha Votyakova/Te Papa , CC BY-ND
By Barrier.newsAugust 18, 2025
Read more
  • Community News
  • Ecology
  • Ecology - Aotea Green

Greenpeace petition reignites call for bottom trawling ban in Hauraki Gulf

Greenpeace has launched a fresh petition calling on Oceans and Fisheries Minister Shane Jones to ban bottom trawling, scallop dredging, and Danish seining across the Hauraki Gulf Marine Park. The campaign argues that a century of seabed damage from mobile…
By Barrier.newsJuly 27, 2025
Read more
  • Ecology - Aotea Green

Plans to ‘De-Extinct’ the Moa Raise Eyebrows

Photo / Heinrich Harder (1858-1935)
By Barrier.newsJuly 10, 2025
Read more
  • Ecology - Aotea Green
  • Environment - Aotea Green

Visitor Levy Funds Poison and Trapping in National Parks

The government has announced that $22 million collected from international visitors will be used over the next three years to fund large-scale poison and trapping operations, and goat culls across New Zealand’s national parks and offshore islands. Conservation Minister Tama…
By Barrier.newsJuly 6, 2025
Read more
Photo / James Wheeler / CC
  • Ecology - Aotea Green

New Zealand fisheries among world’s most sustainable, but critics say more could be done

A United Nations report has ranked New Zealand’s fisheries among the most sustainable on the planet, crediting decades of management and the pioneering quota system introduced in 1986. “The report compared fisheries around the world and found the region including…
By Barrier.newsJune 25, 2025
Read more
Photo / Frank Starmer
  • Ecology - Aotea Green

Duck That: The Predator-Free Grift Gears Up for Aotea

Photo / Frank Starmer. OPINION:
By Barrier.newsJune 19, 2025
Read more
A takahē and a tuatara have been filmed engaging in a bush-floor stoush in a new video captured by a quick-thinking DOC Ranger. Photo / DoC
  • Ecology
  • Ecology - Aotea Green

Bush Battle on Tiritiri: Tuatara and Takahē Caught in Wild Scrap

They’re both rare, prehistoric-looking icons of the New Zealand bush. But it turns out even the nation’s most protected species aren’t above a good old-fashioned scrap. In bizarre footage snapped by Department of Conservation (DoC) ranger Nick Fisentzidis on Tiritiri…
By Barrier.newsMay 15, 2025
Read more
  • Community News
  • Ecology - Aotea Green

Venomous Sea Snake Found on Flat Island Near Port Fitzroy

A venomous yellow-bellied sea snake has been discovered washed up on Flat Island, just off the coast of Great Barrier Island, near Port Fitzroy. This marks the third such find in New Zealand within the last two weeks. According to…
By Barrier.newsMay 4, 2025
Read more

Posts navigation

1 2 … 4 Next pagearrow-right
  • Facebook icon

    facebook

  • Instagram icon

    instagram

  • YouTube icon

    youtube

  • Advertise
  • About
  • Contact
  • Phone Book
  • Green
  • Property
  • Events
  • AoteaGBI.news Store – Get Something Great!

AOTEAGBI.NEWS

Made by 365OmniMedia ©2024

x-circle
  • Property
  • Community News
  • Shop
  • Green
  • Events
  • About Us
    • Contact Us
    • Advertise
    • Support Us
    • Our Charter
  • Phone Book
  • Aotea FM
  • Weather
  • Facebook icon
  • Instagram icon
  • YouTube icon
Login

Register Forgot Password ?
Search
Search for: