Stories of Impact

From slippery, slimey tuna (native eels) to the warmth and crackle of the campfire, it was a full-on sensory experience for tamariki and...

With the outbreak of the Covid-19 Omicron variant in Auckland at the end of January 2022, things were looking grim for Eye on Nature...

“Cancelled” is already the word of the year in 2022 thanks to Covid-19. But a South Auckland non-profit is making sure the red light...

In light of the community outbreak of Omicron and the likelihood New Zealand will remain at the red traffic light setting for some time...

On Thursday night, Auckland school students wowed the sold-out crowd at the Vodafone Events Centre with their eco-friendly wearable art...

The search is on for Auckland’s most promising, environmentally-conscious young artists and designers at the Eye on Nature Wearable Arts...

The Beautification Trust’s Eye on Nature Creative Arts Competition gave South Auckland students at kindergarten and primary school level...

Experience Eye on Nature through the artistic talents and views of our South Auckland tamariki . . . at the Auckland Botanic Gardens.

Our Native birds won’t give up without a fight and will use their unique adaptations to help them survive in NZ, today.

Native freshwater macroinvertebrates have adapted too - learn how in this Eye on Nature blog.

In our ever adapting world, pest plants are winning the war against our beloved native plant species. Learn all about both plants here.

We, humans have adapted to suit NZ’s unique environment. Learn all about how our Maori Ancestors used harakeke flax.

Learn all about our kauri tree and the kauri dieback disease through the activities we had planned at Eye on Nature 2020 School Days.

Lean all about the work our Park Rangers do as they enforce the protection of NZ’s native plants and animals in parks.

Covid-19 is challenging humans all over the globe to think different to the way they go about their daily lives. Some of the creatures right

Sancta Maria College students have set the bar high with this choice rap about our Eye on Nature 2020 event theme, Adaptations in NZ.

Update on Eye on Nature 2020 Cancellation decision.

600 tickets have sold out to our much loved Eye on Nature Wearable Arts Fashion Show!