30th Birthday Dinner

Date posted: 06-Sep-2018

Please join us in celebrating the 30th anniversary of the formation of the Suppo..

2019 Calendars now available

Date posted: 05-Sep-2018

The new 2019 calendars are now available and this year's is better than ever! Th..

Winners of kokako photo competition

Date posted: 02-Sep-2018

The stunning winning photographs from those submitted to the competition as part..

Kokako Celebration

Date posted: 21-Jul-2018

(https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-great-kokako-story-celebrating-21-years-..

Kokako Photographic Competition

Date posted: 20-Jul-2018

KŌKAKO PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION Celebrating 21 years on Tiritiri Matangi To ce..

New monitoring reports published

Date posted: 19-Jul-2018

Reports on monitoring studies carried out over the past year have now been poste..

2018 Concert coming up soon

Date posted: 15-Feb-2018

Our 2018 concert will feature an afternoon of light classics and jazz courtesy of the Auckland Ph..

Wetapunga talk coming soon

Date posted: 05-Feb-2018

For the Social on 19 March the speaker will be Ben Goodwin of Auckland Zoo, who will talk about t..

Rat caught and now takahe released from pens

Date posted: 28-Jan-2018

Thankfully DOC staff Andre de Graaf and Polly Hall and their assistants have trapped the rat whic..

Your Christmas Shopping for a Song

Date posted: 04-Dec-2017

Aka - The Grand Christmas Shopping Expedition to Tiritiri Matangi Island Shop Dreading..

Kokako Photographic Competition

Date posted: 21-Jul-2018

KŌKAKO  PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION

Celebrating 21 years on Tiritiri Matangi

 

 

To celebrate 21 years of kōkako on Tiritiri Matangi we are holding a kōkako photographic competition – the winners will be announced at the celebration being held at Unitec on Monday 20th August. You may enter up to 4 photographs of all things kōkako and the photos can be from any NZ location. Entries to be emailed to kokakocomp@tiritirimatangi.org.nz by the closing date of Friday 10th August.


To help us enter your photos:

  1. Photos can be any size that can be attached to an email - 1 to 5MB is good. It’s OK to send several emails
  2. Photos should not zipped
  3. It would  help us with our categorising if you would save them with a name:             

AA XXXXXXX 

  • AA = your initials     
  • XXXXXX = Photo description For example, if Jenny Smith took a photo of a kōkako :  JS kōkako on Tiritiri

Peter Topp had two kōkako photographs: PT kōkako Hunua 1;  PT kōkako Hunua 2

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