An excerpt from Featherston Community Centre’s November Newsletter: “Greetings from the Featherston Community Centre! VELVET: the...

Nathalie Aall, who recently received her masters in biological sciences (with a focus on herpetology) from West Virginia’s Marshall...

Ok, it’s a jaguar made by of old clothes and scrap fabric, but it’s a beauty… and it’s growing every day! I hope you’ll join me and...

I thought it would be sweet to share some of the little details of biodiversity within the jaguar’s home range (from the Amazon to...

D.O.C. – Te Papa Atawhai Ranger Trudi Ngawhare was sad to send a a message recently that due to the situation with the Rena in Tauranga...

On day one, local school kids flooded the park and this crazy jaguar lady tried to teach an uncountable number to sew on the BioBlitz...

Velvet, the tapestry tuna, is on display in all her present glory at Pukaha Mt Bruce over the school holidays.   It takes a lot of work...

At well over 40 meters and growing (so much that the postal service is afraid of us!) Velvet recently appeared at the Sir Edmund Hilary...

“Sewing Spots Together” uses hands-on, public art making to bring people in Arizona and beyond together to discover and value the...

The Eel Woman did not have the pleasure of visiting Taihape and the kids at Mataroa School.  However, their freshwater-conservation-minde...

Yep, not only did their teacher, Rowena Bullen, kiss a local eel but fellow teacher Robyn Donnelly and their wee youngsters created a...

Cathie Christensen comes from a family that has been kaitiaki for native bush just to let biodiversity thrive for over 70 years. She grew...

Here it is…… well done Pippa and Kim: Cheers!

Too Long to even see the whole tail!

Blair Trish and her gang it Runanga did a lovely job with their piece of the tuna: Including the infamous Bubble Wrap Fellow: It’s on...

Look at the simply stunning shapes and colors in Kaniere’s section: It’s on it’s way to Northland (the “Tail of the Fish”) to join the...

EnviroSchool kids in several Canterbury schools worked together on this sweet panel:  Thanks Waimataitai, Carew Peel, Ashburton Schools...

Any successful project has that one person that hides in the background, doing most of the hard work that goes un-noticed, but makes...

Roimata Rimene’s students have completed their colorful 2 meter long section of the Tuna Tapestry and are sending it in….. so we’re up tp...

This next section of the tapestry (that’s # 8 so far) reflects the Mauri of the Wai and the School!  Jeanne, Sue, Joyce and Jenn should...