We had the most fabulous day at Urupukapuka Island on Thursday. We learned about our precious marine environment and how to protect our endemic plants and wildlife. We planted some trees and made traps. On the trip back to Paihia we even saw some Bottlenose dolphins!
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| Koroua was our biosecurity officer, checking the bags to make sure we didn't translocate any pests to the island. |
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| Shaniadawn was in charge of Health and Safety, checking the passenger list. |
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| Tamati showed us how to put on the lifejackets. |
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| Caitlin enjoying the boat ride out to the island. |
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| North, south, east and west. |
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| What a view! |
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| Climbing the fence safely. |
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| Proud karo tree planters. |
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| Group photo. Awesome Room 3. |
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| Lots of collaboration needed to construct our traps. |
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| Anahera driving the boat back to Paihia. |
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ReplyDeleteKia ora my name is called Ziggy. I like all of your pictures the best one is Anahera driving the boat. Maybe next time I can come and drive the boat.
ReplyDeleteKia ora my name is Taiamai i like how you took your photos.
ReplyDeleteNext time you go out Paihia take some more photos that look very cool.
And like that guy that showed yous how to put the life jackets on.
Hi my name is Rongomatane Te Ao Rangi Kea and this is Warana.
ReplyDeleteWe liked your post it looked cool.
Was it a cool and entertaining trip?
Next time you could switch jobs with someone.