What's On at Zealandia

Join us for our next Conservation Kōrero, where a panel of participants in the toitoi translocations from 2023-2025 share the development of the translocations and the discoveries we made along the way.

Wellington On a Plate is back, and this year, Rātā Café is serving up a Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free, Vegan burger!

Our newest whānau activity booklet includes activities for the whole family! Engage tamariki with their senses through different activities while in the sanctuary.

From Wednesday, 18 June, essential remedial work is taking place along several sections of Lake Road, the main access route through the valley, over the next fortnight.

Now you can sip your flat white and eat the cup! Get your drink in $3 edible, leak-proof, vegan cups made by Auckland company, twiice. 

Uncontrolled dogs can kill adult kiwi, but there are inspiring precedents to show that with awareness, our best friend and our national bird can live alongside each other in Wellington.

May brought with it some severe weather and had quite the impact on our lovely forest, fence, and tracks.

The third and final planned toitoi/common bully (Gobiomorphus cotidianus) translocation is o-fish-ally complete!

The toilets in the valley are closed, and our teams are carrying out other work throughout the valley. Find out what's happening and stay up to date.

15 kiwi pukupuku/little spotted kiwi from Zealandia were moved to Cape Sanctuary in Hawke’s Bay in a historic first on 20 May. This was the first time we have translocated kiwi out of the sanctuary, marking a major milestone for our community.