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The information collected will be used to study how whale populations are organised genetically and their migration habits. Photo / Oamaru Mail

Scientists set sail to study live whales 4:00AM Wednesday January 06, 2010

Scientists from New Zealand and Australia will next month head to Antarctica to conduct research on the whale population. The National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (Niwa) is providing its ship Tangaroa to take 18 scientists to the Southern Ocean. Department of Conservation international… More

Remote area gives animal world 50 new species 4:00AM Friday March 27, 2009

A chirping frog, jumping spiders and a striped gecko are among more than 50 new animal species scientists have… More

Time running out for tuna fisheries: conservationists 5:00AM Wednesday June 25, 2008

Urgent measures to save falling stocks of tuna in the world's second-biggest tuna fishery, the eastern Pacific… More

Clans join forces to save wildlife