News
Monitoring is physical
9 December 2022 - In order to learn about breeding behaviour, quite a bit of data is being collected. This requires a lot of walking! The first wave of chicks has now fledged, more will follow during the next couple of months. Once breeding has come to an end, we will publish a season summary.
News
Eggs, and more eggs! - 23 July 2023
Ready and waiting - 8 April 2023
Breeding season finished - 13 February 2023
Monitoring is physical - 9 December 2022
Breeding time! - 17 October 2022
Severe weather event a challenge - 21 August 2022
Never ending rubbish collection - 5 July 2022
A compromise is being sought - 13 May 2022
Port Tarakohe fence proposal - 10 April 2022
Changing of the guards - 26 January 2022
Totaranui beach clean-up - 3 December 2021
Chicks with ticks - 6 October 2021
Nevermind the down time - 21 August 2021
Beautiful nest building - 26 June 2021
Many hands make light work - 19 April 2021
Clean-out and expansion of the colony - 15 February 2021
Nesting boxes - a safe habitat for moulting too - 8 January 2021
The last chick of the season has fledged! - 17 December 2020
The sounds of the colony - 8 November 2020
Flashing Kororā signs - 26 September 2020
And then there were chicks! - 28 August 2020
Signage coming to a beach near you - 10 July 2020
Penguin box replacements - 2 May 2020
Penguins at the Sand Sculpture Extravaganza - 7 January 2020
School children visiting the Penguin Shed - 10 December 2019
Penguins at the Port - Community rendezvous - 2 December 2019
Little penguin sites likely topping 300 - 6 September 2019
Port Tarakohe plans appear on track - 9 August 2019
Penguin Precinct for Port Tarakohe? - 19 July 2019
New Trust formed - 7 June 2019
