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Just how much carbon could Chatham Island peatlands hold? Masters research has started exploring the...

One of New Zealand's two native pigeon species, a heavyweight champion in the pigeon world, and rare...

It’s Remembrance Day for Lost Species*, and we’re remembering the Chatham Island fernbird. Although ...

Our Annual General meeting for our last financial year (July 2023 to June 2024) is due to be held on...

August 2024 marked the fourth annual Chatham Islands Festival of Science. Our Trust took part in two...

Scaleless and silky-smooth, the elusive Chatham Island mudfish lives in the dark peat-stained depths...

Chatham Island tāiko are a small seabird in the petrel family. They spend their days foraging at sea...

This month we're bringing you one of the iconic Chatham birds, an albatross named after the archipel...

Moths don't always get the air time they deserve. They're small, which means they can be hard to not...

Possums are one of the major introduced pests on the Chatham Islands. They’re the biggest threat to ...

Predator Free Chathams is a community-driven project to help restore our islands’ natural gifts and ...

Before the arrival of humans, the Chatham Islands were teeming with animal life. Geographically isol...