Projects are a way to pool your observations with other people on NatureWatch NZ. Whether you're interested in starting a citizen science project or just keeping tabs on the birds in a nearby park with your local birding club, Projects are the way to go.
This project covers all records of living organisms (animals and algae) in the coastal zone between low and...
The Kererū Discovery is a conservation project focusing on the kererū - New Zealand’s iconic native pigeo...
Kea numbers are dropping and they are now a Nationally Endangered species. Finding out how many are left an...
Kārearea, the New Zealand Falcon (Falco novaeseelandiae) is the only remaining bird of prey endemic to New ...
CoastBlitz is a BioBlitz on the coast. It aims to explore and document what lives there.
Here’s how it w...
Each year, Lincoln University's second year biological diversity class goes on a three-day "Biodiversity Co...
This project aims to make people more aware of the invertebrate (insects, spiders, etc) biodiversity that l...
We know that the whole of the blue fleet landed in NZ Feb 2016 so this project is for recording other Blue ...
The purpose of this project is to provide an ongoing, accessible record of the marine life observed in the ...

This project documents observations of both exotic and indigenous flora and fauna of the terrestrial and ma...
This a project to encourage everyone in New Zealand to add phenology fields to your plant observations.
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listing and naming anything that lives and breathes in this area :)
This project will help with detecting Spartina invasions for weed control
Spartina (commonly known as co...
This project has been set up for the Kaitiaki Group at Puketapu School. The aim is to record species found ...
Provide a conduit between RNZ and its audience for talking about nature.
Nature here is the inhabitants ...
How many insects, birds, fungi, and plants are now living in Te Papa's Bush City? We know what species wer...
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