A tract of mature rain forest in the Tararua range against a deep blue sky. The Tararua Range is home to several different types of rainforest, including podocarp and broadleaf forests. These forests are important habitats for many native species of plants and animals, including several threatened and endangered species such as the kaka parrot and the North Island brown kiwi.
Kea are are related to the kaka which look similar but are more brown in colour. This kea was photographed...
A snowy peak is just visible from Otaki Forks in the Tararua Mountains. In winter this range can be...
Close up view in Staglands Wildlife Reserve of a resting kea showing his stunning plumage. Underneath the bird has...
The Pākuratahi River is a river located in the lower North Island of New Zealand. The river runs through...
This water tank is located in the Akatarawa Forest. It was associated with Birchville Dam which was decommissioned in...
Birchville Suspension Bridge takes you inside Akatarawa Forest. The bridge is a starting or finishing point on the walk...
Hutt River Gorge within the Tararua range is a beautiful section of the Hutt River located in Kaitoke Regional...
The Cannon Point and Birchville Dam trail is a captivating 90-minute hike through the scenic hills north of Upper...
