Little is known about solitary dolphins. There are only 90 or so known cases worldwide, 14 of which are from New Zealand alone. Moko was…
jackyreynoldsnzSeptember 9, 2021
Keeping New Zealand's shores free from rubbish is a great way to help ensure the safety of marine mammals. The ocean covers most of the…
jackyreynoldsnzSeptember 1, 2021
Thousands of whales and dolphins are slaughtered each year. In the last century more than 2 million whales were killed, pushing some species to the…
jackyreynoldsnzSeptember 1, 2021
Climate Change - Why do whales matter? Whales are ‘ecosystem engineers’, meaning they’re able to change the environment around them, maintaining the health of the…
jackyreynoldsnzSeptember 1, 2021
Photo: Al Hall The New Zealand (NZ) sea lion is the rarest sea lion species in the world, and is endemic to New Zealand. Between…
jackyreynoldsnzSeptember 1, 2021
Can you reduce your plastic footprint in 5 ways? More than 8 million tonnes of plastic ends up in our oceans each year* and experts…
jackyreynoldsnzSeptember 1, 2021
Oil spills have a long lasting impact on the marine environment and affect marine mammals both directly and indirectly. Direct impacts can be caused by…
jackyreynoldsnzSeptember 1, 2021
Help save the last Māui dolphins New Zealand is home to one of the world’s rarest and smallest marine dolphin – the Māui dolphin. This…
jackyreynoldsnzSeptember 1, 2021
The ocean covers most of the planet and is home to 97 percent of life on Earth. It drives and moderates our climate and weather and is…
jackyreynoldsnzSeptember 1, 2021