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Images of some recent snorkeling in the rocky reefs of Rakino. Many, many thanks to the Waiheke Local Board for funding the underwater camera so...

It’s kororā breeding season on Rakino, and there is evidence of many burrows around the coastline. Some of them are in areas where people and...

or ‘wasted days and wasted nights’ A flurry of preparation always precedes the Lez Ball as a number of important questions must be answered; how...

We set off to Rakino with a number of tasks to undertake; a rubbish audit, water testing with Bert, and penguin sign construction. We ended...

Monday of King’s Birthday weekend 2025. Following on from the inspiration of the Hauraki Gulf Islands Network Hui, Lyndsey and I got permission to conduct...

In early May, Montana and Marta from Waiheke Resources Trust visited Rakino to catch up with last years inaugural hui participants, and any other interested...

We have been trying to get Karen Saunders from Waiheke Native Bird Rescue to visit Rakino for a few years now, but despite the proximity...

A low spring tide on Rakino is my favourite time, because there are places you can winkle into that are generally inaccessible on foot, if...

In early May, Bert, Dylan, and I hosted a day visit to Rakino by the Waiheke Resources Trust. The WRT staff were visiting Kawau, Aotea,...

Rakino Easter Round-up Firstly, thank you to the hardy Rakino-ites that humoured me by turning up at the unreasonable hour of 10am for the first...