Projects

The project team will gather information on the types of litter, and the origin of litter on the Taranaki coastline, and in particular, in the Tapuae Marine Reserve.

Midhirst School wants to develop an organic orchard as a teaching / learning tool.

Has a change in wetland vegetation resulted in a change in the abundance and diversity of aquatic macro –invertebrates and terrestrial invertebrates?

Students will analyse wireless connectivity around a given location and develop a plan to improve the quality of the network, then apply what they have learnt to the bigger question of solving region-wide connectivity issues in Taranaki.

Kimihia Kermit is an investigation into the whereabouts, the type and the number of frogs that can be found in North Taranaki.

Investigating how domestic cats interact with sensitive natural areas and ways of altering cat behaviour to allow positive outcomes for pet cat welfare and endangered species conservation.

Students will be identifying the burrow areas and exploring potential issues within little blue penguin habitats.

The project whānau will be exploring the characterisation and connectivity of taonga species inside and outside Tapuae Marine Reserve and Ngā Motu/Sugar Loaf Islands Marine Protected Area.