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"Closer to ground level, there’s a rich and colourful display of life to be discovered in the form of fungi – including some rare varieties" - Lifeform Digital
Prepare to be amazed by this incredible video, offering just a glimpse of the fascinating array of fungi in the ...Sanctuary! You won't want to miss seeing these wonders for yourself!
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A small selection of the wide variety of fungi that can be found in Nelson's Brook Waimārama Sanctuary at the right time of year. Read more here:...
youtube.comHappy Friday, #BirdOfTheYear fans! We'll shake our tail feathers if you #votekakariki on www.birdoftheyear.org.nz/ 💃🐥💚
This is your sign to visit your local library📚
The Sanctuary is running a display at the Richmond Library Tasman District Libraries on 280 Queen Street until 16 September. Stop by to grab some free kākāriki karaka stickers from Studio Soph' and colouring pages from ...@muci_illustration. Learn more about local conservation efforts and volunteer opportunities this Conservation Week with the Department of Conservation, too, at www.conservationweek.org.nz
With loads of educational and environmental books for rent, local events, and more, this is your one-stop shop for getting involved in community conservation.
Even better, visit the Sanctuary, ask one of our visitor experience guides all your questions, and see our work in action with a walk in the bush surrounded by native birds and thriving wildlife.
#conservation #volunteering #librarybooks #ConservationWeek #birdsofinstagram #nelsontasman #wildlifesanctuary #naturelovers
This is your sign to visit your local library📚
The Sanctuary is running a display at the Richmond Library on 280 Queen Street until 16 September. Stop by to grab some free kākāriki karaka stickers from @studiosoph, coloring pages from @muci_illustration, and learn more about local ...conservation efforts + volunteer opportunities this Conservation Week. Through loads of educational environmental books for rent, local events, and more this is your one stop shop for getting involved in community conservation.
Even better, visit the Sanctuary and talk to one of our visitor experience guides with all your questions and see our work in action with a walk in the bush surrounded by native birds and thriving wildlife.
#conservation #volunteer #librarybooks #conservationweek #birds #nelsontasman100ways #wildlifesanctuary #naturelovers
Go team kākāriki karaka! We’ve got Canterbury on our side, will the Top of the South show up in the same way?
Bird of the Year voting is now open! We’d love for our community to help us back the kākāriki karaka for #boty2024.
Make your voice heard at birdoftheyear.org.nz 🦜🫡 Let us know in the comments which kākāriki karaka you are too!
#votekakariki #birdoftheyear ...#birdsofinstagram
Bird of the Year voting is now open! We'd love for our community to help us back the kākāriki karaka for #boty2024. Make your voice heard at www.birdoftheyear.org.nz
#votekakariki #BirdOfTheYear
We’re so happy to be partnering with the Nelson Arts Festival for Sounds of the Sanctuary with the New Zealand String Quartet!
We invite nature lovers and music enthusiasts alike to immerse themselves in a magical fusion of music and the natural world at the Sanctuary. New Zealand String... Quartet presents an unforgettable experience that evokes the beauty of nature and birdsong.
To secure your seat, head to nelsonartsfestival.nz to buy your ticket today!
Ultimate #ConservationWeek Giveaway 🌿📣
We’ve teamed up with Abel Tasman Eco Tours, East Street, Community Compost, and Yum NZ to bring you an eco-friendly prize pack that’s perfect for nature lovers!💚 �
To Enter:
✨ Like this post
✨ Follow us and our... amazing partners Abel Tasman Eco Tours, East St., Community Compost Whakatu Nelson, and YUM Granola
✨ Tag someone who’d love this in the comments below (each tag = one entry, so tag away!) � �
Prize Includes:
✨ x2 $50 Brook Waimārama Sanctuary Family Passes + Canvas Tote
✨ x2 $240 Abel Tasman Eco Boat Tour Adult Tickets
✨ x2 $50 East Street Vouchers
✨ x1 $50 Community Compost Vermiculture Starter Bag
✨ x1 $50 YUM Granola and Pancake Mix Bundle
Giveaway ends on Monday, 9th September 2024, 11:59 PM NZST. The lucky winner will be randomly selected the next day, and @brooksanctuary will reach out to them via direct message, so stay tuned! Also, keep getting involved and taking action for nature by visiting conservationweek.org.nz
**Beware of scam accounts. We will never send out any forms to fill out or links you need to click.
#giveaway #ecofriendly #naturelovers
Ultimate #ConservationWeek Giveaway 🌿📣
We’ve teamed up with Abel Tasman Eco Tours, East Street, Community Compost, and Yum NZ to bring you an eco-friendly prize pack that’s perfect for nature lovers!💚
To Enter:
✨ Like this post
✨ Follow us and ...our amazing partners @brooksanctuary, @abeltasmanecotours, @eastst_nelson, @compostclubwhakatu, and @yumgranola
✨ Tag someone who’d love this in the comments below (each tag = one entry, so tag away!)
Prize Includes:
✨ x2 $50 Brook Waimārama Sanctuary Family Passes + Canvas Tote
✨ x2 $240 Abel Tasman Eco Boat Tour Adult Tickets
✨ x2 $50 East Street Vouchers
✨ x1 $50 Community Compost Vermiculture Starter Bag
✨ x1 $50 YUM Granola and Pancake Mix Bundle
Giveaway ends on Monday, 9th September 2024, 11:59 PM NZST. The lucky winner will be randomly selected the next day and @brooksanctuary will reach out to them via direct message, so stay tuned! Also, keep getting involved and taking action for nature by visiting conservationweek.org.nz
**Beware of scam accounts. We will never send out any forms to fill out or links you need to click.
#giveaway #ecofriendly #naturelovers
Looking for the perfect #fathersday gift just in time for this Sunday? Swing by the Sanctuary for a family walk while picking out something special from our gift shop.
Earthly Cuddle has made it easy with these adorable gift packs! With healing lip balm for men, natural soap, and a ...reusable soap saver bag, all for $25 and made with plant-based 100% natural ingredients, this is a no-brainer.
Wait til the end to see why these are the cutest birds.
The kākāriki karaka, or orange-fronted parakeet, is a symbol of resilience and hope for conservation efforts in New Zealand. With its striking orange crown and lively personality, this rare parakeet deserves the title of Bird of the... Year 2024 for several compelling reasons:
1. Once on the brink of extinction, the kākāriki karaka has made a remarkable comeback thanks to dedicated breeding and release programs. With over 300 birds now thriving in the Sanctuary, their population is steadily increasing.
2. This bird is not only important for biodiversity but also holds cultural significance for the Ngāi Tahu iwi, who are actively involved in its recovery. Their efforts highlight the importance of community in conservation.
3. The kākāriki karaka stands out among New Zealand’s avian species with its vibrant plumage and charming demeanor. Its lively calls and social behavior make it a favorite among birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts alike.
4. As a species sensitive to habitat changes, the health of kākāriki karaka populations reflects the overall well-being of New Zealand’s forest ecosystems. Protecting them means protecting our natural heritage.
Let’s rally together to support this incredible bird! Vote for the kākāriki karaka at birdoftheyear.org.nz from sept 2-15 and celebrate its journey from near extinction to thriving in our forests. 🦜💚