Pilot Pulse – Project Update
Pilot Pulse is a collaborative project between HealthPost Nature Trust, Project Jonah, Cetaware and local community and stakeholders, exploring whether artificial intelligence (AI) and underwater…
Project Jonah exists for one simple reason. Helping marine mammals.
Our vision is to create a world where these animals are respected & protected.
Project Jonah is made up of everyday Kiwis who have given up their time to volunteer with us. Together we aim to protect & help marine mammals through our rescue, action & protection programs. Whether it is through picking up litter on our beaches or getting hands on in rescuing stranded whales, our volunteers all do their part.
Rescue
We deliver essential first aid to stranded or injured animals via our nationwide network of trained and passionate Marine Mammal Medics.
Education
Through our public education & awareness campaigns we inform & educate people & encourage them to get involved.
Protection
We act as a watchdog to expose marine mammal suffering & help create & enforce laws that will protect these animals.
Together we will take action to protect these animals & the oceans they call home.
Find out how you can help.
Marine Mammal
Medic Courses
Saving whales isn’t as easy as it looks. Join our network of trained volunteers and become a Marine Mammal Medic today.
Onetahua/Farewell Spit 5 Day Stranding 2026
Onetahua/Farewell Spit 5 Day Stranding 2026
Image (captured on high zoom) taken under Department of Conservation permission by Daniel Manchester for CERG research purposes.When an incredible photograph of 14 pilot whales swimming towards a…
Charlotte Daniels Rescue Story
Charlotte Daniels Rescue Story
Saturday 10 January 2026 Fifteen pilot whales had restranded for the third day at Triangle Flat, Farewell Spit, Mohua. This was my first ever time…