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Hello from the top of New Zealand!

I had been really looking forward to visiting Northland after a cold winter travelling throughout New Zealand and it was as beautiful, warm and scenic as we had both hoped for. Our first stop was Tutukaka for a dive centre lecture at Dive Tutukaka. The event went well despite a technical hitch at the start […]

By |September 1st, 2015|Blog|Comments Off on Hello from the top of New Zealand!

Bay of Plenty of Difficulties.

After feeling rejuvenated by our afternoon in the Spa, Kathryn and I enjoyed a few days exploring local geothermal areas and catching up with office work before our final Rotorua event with Forest and Bird. We always enjoy our F&B events and with the friendliness we’d encountered thus far in Rotorua we had high expectations […]

By |August 14th, 2015|Blog|Comments Off on Bay of Plenty of Difficulties.

Smelling Sulphur

While both Kathryn and I had recovered from our illness by the time we left our rest-break in Bay View campsite near Napier, we were still drained by the ordeal. We looked forward to visiting Taupo and especially Rotorua which is known as the health centre of New Zealand thanks to its active geothermal nature. […]

By |July 28th, 2015|Blog|Comments Off on Smelling Sulphur

50th event…Expect the unexpected!

We completed and celebrated our fiftieth shark conservation event this week by speaking at Charles Fleming Ryman’s retirement village in Waikenae, New Zealand. We had high hopes for this event and it was certainly memorable….but perhaps not for the reasons we expected it to be!

The residents at Ryman’s were all very welcoming but unfortunately the […]

By |July 7th, 2015|Blog|Comments Off on 50th event…Expect the unexpected!