Our Presentation Evening at the end of February was enjoyed by everyone who attended. It was amazing to hear about the depth and breadth of projects that are taking place on Motuihe.
For those who were not able to make the night, some of the presentations are available to view:
- Endangered Plants Project
- 5-minute bird counts
- Controlling invasive weeds
- Little blue penguin monitoring
- Dotterel monitoring
- Track maintenance and Plant-a-Tree programmes
Titipounamu - Rifleman - Donations welcomed for this upcoming translocation
Plan Your Visit
Motuihe Island can be accessed via corporate conservation volunteer trips on Dreamweaver, The Red Boat ferry, Auckland Sea Shuttles, or private vessel
Important information for Island Visitors:
*Photo Competition - Entries open - closing date 1st September
*Dogs are not permitted on Motuihe Island
*Reporting H5N1 Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) Information
Get Involved
- Titipounamu: Rifleman - Donations required
- Threatened Plant Project - Underway
- Join a citizen science project
- Nursery, Kiosk, Guiding, Weeding opportunities
- Sponsorship
Educational Experiences
- School visits
- Ecology and biodiversity projects
- Citizen science opportunities
- Historical heritage
- Join our monitoring teams
- Geology
Outdoor Experiences
- Beach activities
- Bush walks
- Camping
- Sheltered anchorages
- Assist with restoration work
Great for kids
- Five sandy, safe beaches
- Easy bush walks but not pushchair friendly
- Camping
- Locating rare native birds, geckos, skinks and tuataras
- Help with hands on experience with native plants
