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Ecology New Zealand Ecological consultants specialising in: Terrestrial, Freshwater, Coastal-Marine, Fauna Management

Ecology New Zealand Limited is a leading provider of professional ecological services throughout New Zealand. Our focus is on providing our government and private sector clients with the ecological expertise required to meet RMA requirements as efficiently as possible. We have strong expertise in assessing and managing the environmental effects of land and infrastructure development from small-scale subdivisions up to roading projects of national significance. To find out more visit our website: https://linktr.ee/ecologynzl

Why are Aotearoa's native lizards so susceptible to introduced predators? One of the big reasons is that our lizards evo...
02/09/2025

Why are Aotearoa's native lizards so susceptible to introduced predators?
One of the big reasons is that our lizards evolved around predators (birds, tuatara, and other lizards) that use sight to hunt. They rely on their camouflage when they are threatened, which doesn't work as well against introduced predators that rely on smell for hunting. 📷 credit: Hong Yao Lim

Auckland's forest bird nesting season is fast approaching. The peak nesting season is generally considered the start of ...
26/08/2025

Auckland's forest bird nesting season is fast approaching. The peak nesting season is generally considered the start of September to the end of February. Get in touch if you need an ecologist to undertake bird nest checks prior to tree felling. 📷 credit: Hong Yao Lim

Kākāriki are cavity nesters. This means that they nest in hollow trees and holes in the ground or cliffs. 📷 credit: Hong...
21/08/2025

Kākāriki are cavity nesters. This means that they nest in hollow trees and holes in the ground or cliffs. 📷 credit: Hong Yao Lim

Torrentfish/panoko aren't good climbers despite living in swiftly flowing water. They can only be found inland where the...
18/08/2025

Torrentfish/panoko aren't good climbers despite living in swiftly flowing water. They can only be found inland where the stream gradient is low. This one was picked up during a fish salvage by the team 📷 credit: Elena Miller

Aotearoa's green geckos (genus: Naultinus) are wide spread across the country, being absent in part of the South Island ...
20/07/2025

Aotearoa's green geckos (genus: Naultinus) are wide spread across the country, being absent in part of the South Island and Stewart Island. These gecko species have different geographical ranges, though hybridization has occurred where their distributions overlap. 📷 credit: Hong Yao Lim

The team have recently been involved in a very successful fish salvage. Where instream works are required, the team resc...
17/07/2025

The team have recently been involved in a very successful fish salvage. Where instream works are required, the team rescue native freshwater fish within the works footprint and move them to a safer spot in the stream. 📷 credit: Elena Miller

Often when out for spotlighting for native lizards, the team come across ruru/morepork. It's incredible how quietly they...
13/07/2025

Often when out for spotlighting for native lizards, the team come across ruru/morepork. It's incredible how quietly they can fly, disappearing without a sound. Reach out if your project needs bird or lizard management. 📷 credit: Hong Yao Lim

Pūweto/spotless crake are very cryptic birds which can be hard to spot. These secretive birds are generally found in or ...
10/07/2025

Pūweto/spotless crake are very cryptic birds which can be hard to spot. These secretive birds are generally found in or around wetlands and are widespread across the North Island. 📷 credit: Hong Yao Lim

Do you think you'd spot this moko pirirākau/forest gecko? When undertaking lizard management, the team need to check thr...
07/07/2025

Do you think you'd spot this moko pirirākau/forest gecko? When undertaking lizard management, the team need to check through felled vegetation very carefully to capture every native lizard. 📷 credit: Hong Yao Lim

The team were kept busy on Waiheke Island this summer as vegetation clearance was required to maintain some critical inf...
23/06/2025

The team were kept busy on Waiheke Island this summer as vegetation clearance was required to maintain some critical infrastructure. We were there to check for nesting birds and to supervise the vegetation pruning to search the foliage for native geckos. The geckos were safely relocated to a tree outside of the works footprint. 📷 credit: Hong Yao Lim.

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