come practice identifying a tūī song from that of korimako, and more! image: Lisa Evans Keen to help our native birds thrive? Join us...

15-21 June is Te Wiki Tūao ā-Motu, National Volunteer Week. The Haakarimata Restoration Group relies on incredible support of...

Join the Central Waikato Predator Free Hub for a series of free workshops this June, supported by the Waikato Regional Council. Whether...

Cats are estimated to kill more than 1 million birds each year in Aotearoa, as well as countless geckos, skinks, bats, and insects. Their...

“We can be someone who checks traps, or we can be trappers.” Wise words from Sam Gibson—known by many as  Sam the Trap Man —a seasoned...

Two new traplines now stand guard in the Haakarimatas, shielding an extra 20 hectares of native forest from introduced pests. Funding for...

Our very own Greg Townsend is featured in the Waikato Times, sharing his story of how he got into conservation, and the changes he’s seen...

Aotearoa New Zealand excels at many things, holding world records for the fastest female shearer, and the most consecutive backflips on a...

We're excited to share we've been making great progress with our strategic planning as the wider 'Hakarimata Restoration Group'. In...

Haakarimata is outstanding culturally and ecologically, and is cherished by many. However, the forest and wildlife are being devastated...