A wonderful, sound rich, fascinating look at the noises made by the creatures in the ocean. Is it talk? Singing? Voice of Tangaroa is the first part of a new co-pro series made by Our Changing World & New Zealand Geographic. Great listening !
The undersea orchestra rnz.co.nz/programmes/voi…

It's Seaweek within the UN Ocean Decade so you know what you should do - listen to Voice of Tangaroa, rnz.co.nz/programmes/voi… A brand new podcast collaboration between Our Changing World and New Zealand Geographic featuring Kate Evans Get ya headphones on....

I’m very excited to say that Claire Concannon
and my new #oceans podcast, Voice of Tangaroa, launches today! One new episode every week. It’s been super fun turning my New Zealand Geographic
stories into radio and learning a whole new form of storytelling rnz.co.nz/programmes/voi…

The 186th issue of New Zealand Geographic is out in stores and online now! In-stores and online at nzgeo.com

We know that some plants are less likely to catch ablaze than others. Can we use them to help slow or stop wildfires? nzgeo.com/stories/how-pl…

Cyclone Gabrielle destroyed people’s lives, and volunteers are picking up the pieces. A special report: nzgeo.com/stories/cyclon…

Dreamt of joining a dinosaur discovery expedition? 🦖🔍

Check out New Zealand Geographic's trek into Aotearoa New Zealand's most famous treasure trove. Dig into their dino-mite story 📰 i.mtr.cool/pbmnvtoxpw

The 185th issue of New Zealand Geographic is
out in stores and online now!

In-stores and online at nzgeo.com

📷: Rob Suisted, Pro-Photographer, NZ

What are little blue penguins trying to tell us? nzgeo.com/stories/what-a…

The Lost Tribe of Fiordland, a fascinating story told by myself and Nic Low, for New Zealand Geographic. Out now in store, or online at nzgeo.com/stories/the-lo…

Cutting-edge technology has just answered a few long-standing questions about takahē: How did they get here? What happened to them after they arrived?

And it raises a new question: Where should they live now?

nzgeo.com/stories/did-we…

The annual United Nations climate conference, COP, is over, and the world has agreed to ditch fossil fuels (eventually).

What does this mean for New Zealand? nzgeo.com/stories/cops-o…

In the past few years, an unprecedented form of avian flu has spread from Europe to North America to South America and almost to the Antarctic, killing millions of wild #birds -which is very bad news for New Zealand. Me for New Zealand Geographic on what's coming: nzgeo.com/stories/avian-…

All the way from my current field trip in #Antarctica , I'm chuffed to let you all know that ngutukākā is Aotearoa's favourite plant of the year! Here's my New Zealand Geographic story about the quest to save it in the wild - nzgeo.com/stories/too-ta…

Alex Verry & I had fun talking with Bill Morris New Zealand Geographic about our #ancientDNA research on takahē and moho (onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…), & why the #fossil record is key to informing evidence-based conservation management of these feathered taonga nzgeo.com/stories/did-we…

Michael Marshall Yes! We covered this for New Zealand Geographic and Giselle did the best cartoons for it! nzgeo.com/stories/the-wi…

Extreme weather is revealing ancient relics all around New Zealand, and our experts can’t get to them all in time. nzgeo.com/stories/palaeo…

I had fun talking to RebekahWh for this New Zealand Geographic piece. Such an important message about the help we need from private collectors, the public, & tangata whenua to be our fossil forecasters so we can save our biological heritage before it is lost nzgeo.com/stories/palaeo…

Putting final touches on a really fascinating story going to print in New Zealand Geographic. Can't give anything away yet, but standby for next issue

We could forecast floods better. Why don't we? nzgeo.com/stories/we-cou…