A fascinating exploration of the ways in which the information coded in the genomes of all living things can provide tools to help us deal with the interwoven crises of biodiversity loss, environmental degradation and climate disruption.
Heather Hunt teams up with writer Kennedy Warne to produce another stunning natural history book for children.
This is a ‘look and find’ book for all children who want to learn about Aotearoa New Zealand’s wildlife, focusing on wildlife that Kiwi kids will encounter in town.
Seeking the Light is a beautiful and original contribution to our mountain literature, a must-read for anyone with a love for wild high places.
This important book tells the stories of our glaciers through the lens of human interaction. As the world warms, our glaciers are disappearing at an unprecedented rate.
A Bunk for the Night is an updated guide to over 200 of the best of New Zealand’s backcountry huts.
BIRDSTORIES SHORTLIST FINALIST 2019 OCKHAM NZ BOOK AWARDS in the illustrated non-fiction category.
New Zealand Seabirds is an essential companion for anyone who appreciates the wildlife of our coastlines and the oceans beyond.
A landmark collection of the written natural history legacy of pioneer conservationist Richard Henry (1845-1929), champion of our flightless native birds and New Zealand’s first wildlife ranger.
Nature’s Grace Aotearoa showcases the beauty of our lesser-known native endangered animals and plants.
'A Little Blue' by the talented Jeanette Goode is a hand-illustrated picture book loved by children of all ages.
This comprehensive, fully revised field guide to New Zealand’s native trees, by John Dawson and Rob Lucas, is compact enough to fit in a day-pack. Illustrated with more than 1500 superb photographs, it contains detailed information on all native trees found on the main islands of New Zealand, including Stewart Island and the Chathams.
The life and work of New Zealand Naturalist G.V. Hudson
A revised-edition of the best-selling guide to 100 of the best short walks around the country. An absolute must for anyone wanting to set out for a day and see New Zealand's unique landscapes and scenery.
Explore and discover the New Zealand backyward with this beautiful picture book for kids.
Explore and discover New Zealand's native forests with this fabulous picture books for kids.
A Wildlife Hunt for Kiwi Kids - A unique ‘look and find’ book for all children who want to learn about New Zealand’s wildlife, with double-spreads of different habitats, including forest, the mountains, the beach, the ocean, estuaries and wildlife sanctuaries. This wildlife hunt for Kiwi kids is stunningly illustrated by Ned Barraud.
Nicolas Dillon is one of New Zealand’s leading wildlife artists. With a rich collection of sketches and bird paintings, as well as Dillon’s thoughtful writing capturing his experience of painting in the wild, this book is a heartfelt tribute to New Zealand’s birdlife.
Forest & Bird is New Zealand’s longest-running conservation magazine and is packed with interesting news and features about nature and Forest & Bird’s work to protect it.
Worldwide, coal is the biggest single contributor to the ongoing climate crisis and to increasing levels of ocean acidity. But here in New Zealand, is coal mining a sunset industry – or is it a phoenix rising?
A complete revision of the best-selling, award-winning landmark book of New Zealand's native trees.
A beautifully illustrated chronicle of five decades of tramping and adventuring in New Zealand's Southern Alps.
A handbook that aims to inspire kids to become empowered ans involved in protecting our environment.
Another great way to relax and rejunevate for a cause - colouring books for conservation!
Albatross to yellowhead – with a whole alphabet of birds in between. You’ll find them all in Catlins Birds – a pocket guide; a compact and comprehensive 54 page guide to the more than 80 species of birds found in the Catlins.
A moving story of the near extinction and then revival of New Zealand's magnificent marine mammals, the southern right whale.
A humerous and insightful story out how kiwi parents job-share the hatching of their chicks.
