Tracking the Heat: What Our Streams Are Telling Us
This summer, Tasman Bay Guardians expanded stream temperature monitoring across the Motueka catchment through the Wai Connection project, helping community groups gather […]
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Beneath the Waves: Freaky Features Comes to Motueka
Tasman Bay Guardians are excited to be part of this epic display, helping bring ocean education to life while spotlighting
Volunteers in Action: Mapping Īnanga Habitat at Jenkins Creek
In March, Tasman Bay Guardians were excited to host our second Nelson Airport volunteer session at Jenkins Creek īnanga spawning
A New Community Group Gets to Know the Wai-iti
A new community group has recently formed in the Waimea catchment, bringing together a passionate bunch of locals who are
West Coast Freshwater Monitoring: Adventures with Suze Harris and the DoC Team
Recently, our team had the incredible opportunity to support the Department of Conservation’s West Coast freshwater ranger, Suze Harris, on
Tasman Flood Recovery: Community and Nature Rebuilding Side by Side
When the devastating June floods swept through Tasman, they reshaped our landscapes and challenged the resilience of our communities. Riverbanks
Meet Rosa Stones: Tasman Bay Guardians First-Ever Intern!
When Rosa Stones talks about the outdoors, her whole face lights up. A third-year Environmental Science student at the University
Our Big Weekend at the A&P Show: Kai, Kōrero, and Community Connection
This year’s A&P Show in Richmond gave us something special: two days of connecting, laughing, listening, and sharing the mahi
Reviving Life at Ōtūwhero Wetland
How community action is helping īnanga thrive again Nestled between the tidal estuary and the beech-covered slopes of the Abel
Beuke’s Bush Planting Day: Rebuilding After the Floods
On a crisp spring day, seven dedicated members of the Tasman Bay Guardians returned to Beuke’s Bush to complete a very special