South Head’s Bittern Story: Slow Down, Look Closer, and Celebrate a Conservation Success

by TFBT | Aug 12, 2026 | News, TFBT News & Stories

South Head’s Bittern StorySlow Down, Look Closer, and Celebrate a Conservation Success There are moments in conservation that remind us why every trap checked, every wetland restored, and every hour volunteered matters. This month, South Head delivered not one,...

Kiwi Numbers Continue to Grow Beyond Tāwharanui: Responsible Dog Ownership Remains Essential

by TFBT | Aug 7, 2026 | News, TFBT News & Stories

Kiwi Numbers Continue to Grow Beyond TāwharanuiKiwi Numbers Continue to Grow Beyond Tāwharanui. Responsible Dog Ownership Remains Essential The latest kiwi monitoring results from the Forest Bridge Trust’s Tāwharanui buffer zone reveal more encouraging signs...

From Traps to Taonga: South Head Community Comes Together a Trapping Workshop

by TFBT | Jul 27, 2026 | News, TFBT News & Stories

From Traps to TaongaSouth Head Community Comes Together a Trapping Workshop South Head’s trapping community came together this month for the first South Head Trapping Workshop at Tuparekurau Community Hall, a morning of sharing knowledge, swapping stories, and...

From Planning to Action: South Head Builds a Scaffolding for Future Conservation Success

by TFBT | Jul 6, 2026 | News, TFBT News & Stories

From Planning to ActionSouth Head Builds a Scaffolding for Future Conservation Success Twelve months on from the South Head Gap Analysis workshop, coordinated conservation mahi across the peninsula is now being delivered on the ground. Last year’s workshop, hosted by...

A Day on the Trapline: Clearing Line B at Lake Rototoa

by TFBT | Jul 4, 2026 | News, TFBT News & Stories

A Day on the TraplineClearing Line B at Lake Rototoa Heather is The Forest Bridge Trust’s South Head Community Liaison, a well-known local of South Head and a member of South Kaipara Landcare for many years. Recently, she headed out on Line B at Lake Rototoa to get a...