

Primary School Science Conservation 2020 Award
Date posted: 18-Dec-2020
Dylan Lewis Y7 from Mahurangi College, Warkworth, being presented with the ..
Supporters of Tiritiri Inc and Fullers 360 Science Conservation 2020 Award
Date posted: 18-Dec-2020
The NIWA Auckland City Science and Technology Fair winner of the Supporters of Tiritiri ..
2020 Conservation Week
Date posted: 12-Aug-2020
Meet the Takahē on Tiritiri Matangi Island
When: 1:30 pm, ..
AGM 2020
Date posted: 25-Jul-2020
PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF DATE TO WEDNESDAY 21ST OCTOBER 2020 due to Covid restrictions at t..
Ferry Resuming July 4th!
Date posted: 01-Jun-2020
Great News!!!
We have confirmation Fuller360 ferry service to Tiritiri Matangi wi..
The 2020 Photo Competition Winners
Date posted: 22-May-2020
Here are the winning and commended photos from this year's competition. Congratulations to the photo..
Celebrate the Takahe Art Competition
Date posted: 08-Apr-2020
Hi Tiri Kids,
It’s TakahÄ“ Awareness Month!
Everyone loves our takah..
COVID-19 Important Information
Date posted: 25-Mar-2020
The government has announced that New Zealand is now at alert level 2 for COVID-19. Th..
2019 Winner Primary School Supporters of Tiritiri and Fullers 360 Science Award is Ethan Raymond
Date posted: 11-Mar-2020
Ethan has helped the Enviro-Warriors in many ways such as planning, gard..
2019 Winner Y8-Y13 NIWA Supporters of Tiritiri and Fullers 360 Science Award is Abby Haezelwood
Date posted: 11-Mar-2020
Abby Haezelwood with her winning Science Exhibit on Plastic Beaches at the NIWA Taihoro Nuk..
Biosecurity
Tiritiri Matangi is free of mammalian predators and it is very important to keep it that way. Many of the species that live on Tiritiri Matangi are vulnerable to predation by rats, mice, stoats or weasels. A single pregnant rat could devastate a bird or reptile population. Cats and dogs are also a threat, particularly to ground-nesting birds like kiwi. Pets are not permitted on Tiritiri Matangi even on a leash. A bag that is packed the night before, especially if it contains food, could harbour a rat or mouse, so please check your bag before you leave home.
Tiritiri has implemented a weed management programme to ensure that important native plants are not overwhelmed by rampant species such as boxthorn, moth plant or Japanese honeysuckle. Before you come to Tiritiri please check your shoes, boots, pack and clothing for weed seeds and clean them thoroughly if necessary.
Information about biosecurity on islands in the Hauraki Gulf can be found on this Biosecurity Poster.
For more detailed information about how to avoid introducing pests to islands please click here to go to the Treasure Islands website.