Grow your own native plants for native birds
If you’ve ever seen a mature kōwhai in full bloom, chances are you’ve noticed how popular it is with nectar-sipping birds such as tūī and korimako. Here's how to grow some of your own!
Good Eggs: Whakatipu Reforestation Trust & Shotover Primary School
In a new suburb of Queenstown a unique team-up of conservation legends is working to restore a local wetland – with benefits for the whole community. We love their work!
Big love for little pets
New Zealanders are well-known as cat and dog lovers. So why the sudden fuss over pocket pets?
Backyard Bounty: Zucchinis
From savoury stir fry to sweet treats, used raw in salads or sneakily invisible in kid-friendly dinners, the versatile zucchini can go in a nommy number of different directions.
Going against the grain
Some modern dog foods are causing allergic reactions and health issues in dogs. Excessive amounts of grains and other fillers could be the culprit.
A handmade Christmas wreath
Instead of rushing out to crowded big box stores, consider making a unique wreath by hand. This delightful wreath can be made using natural bits and pieces from the garden. It’s both easy to make, and impressive to receive.
Are you set for a dog-friendly summer?
Hot New Zealand summers can be hard on dogs. From car travel and camping with dogs to tricks for cooling down, here are some tips for looking after your best mate this summer.
E-scential Workers: Dogs who support conservation efforts
With up to 300 million scent receptors, compared to the mere 6 million receptors of a human, dogs can be trained to indicate the presence of a range of biosecurity threats. Meet some of New Zealand