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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...

Join us across three venues for the Easter Market, Sunday March 31st, 1pm – 3pm. Our hosts are Lyndsey at 51 Ocean View Rd. with...

Reading the minutes of the Labour Weekend RRA meeting I saw that someone had brought up ‘rubbish’ as an issue. I’m still uncertain as to...

Save the date! Saturday March 30th at 10am for a weeding bee on the West Bay Track followed by a high tide swim for the...

Part 1: Islets and Reef Stacks Survey data generously provided by Ewen K. Cameron & Shelley Heiss-Dunlop. https://www.rakino.org.nz/rakino_botanical_survey.pdf Published by Auckland Botanical Society, December 2023,...

If there is one seafood Rakino is particularly abundant in, it’s spiky kina. The un-charismatic sea urchin has managed to stealthily encroach on sub tidal...

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