What's On at Zealandia

“For the Birds” is soaring back to Te Māra Toi Gallery at Zealandia Te Māra a Tāne! Running through February and March, this group art exhibition features up-and-coming and established artists.

“Birdsong is no longer drowned out by traffic”, Al Jazeera English reports on the inspiring recovery of native manu/birds in Wellington.

In 2019, our Bicultural Engagement Lead Ranger Terese McLeod (Taranaki Whānui) was carrying out a rubbish audit in the Kaiwharawhara stream. She noticed that a lot of the rubbish being collected consisted of plastic flowers blown off graves from the nearby cemetery. Since then, Terese has helped enable plastic reduction in cemeteries, including Mākara urupā which is now plastic-free.

The hihi breeding season is well underway with the first of the nests beginning to hatch in late November and many more following suit.

As we move into our hotter months of the year, occasionally there are kiwi pukupuku spotted during the day.

With a variety of family-friendly activities, from nature walks to yoga in the sanctuary, there’s something for everyone to enjoy

We are so fortunate to share our spaces with kākā again, but like with any new housemate, we are still learning how to do this respectfully and mindfully.

We truly appreciate your support as members throughout 2024—together, we have been able to achieve some massive conservation milestones

欢庆农历新年之际，我们为您精心策划了Zealandia的特别中文导览活动。在这片被誉为野生动植物天堂的地方，独特的生物多样性和壮丽的自然风光将为您带来一次难忘的新年探险。

String Bean Puppets have brought a giant moa back to life to wander the valley for one day only!