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The year humans caused irreversible damage to Earth
Scientists have pinpointed 1965 as the start of the Anthropocene era
Fishing nets: Two more rare sea lions die
Two more rare NZ sea lions have been killed in squid trawl nets in the Auckland Islands.
Campbell Island: Lords of the skies
Jim Eagles discovers that on the sub-Antarctic islands, great birds rule the roost.
Campbell Island, New Zealand
This sub-Antarctic outpost, 660km south of Bluff, is the southernmost piece of New Zealand territory and home to a 106-year-old Norwegian spruce recognised by the Guinness Book of Records as the world's loneliest tree.
Gareth Morgan and Geoff Simmons: Changing times in frozen south
Next month, Gareth Morgan will lead an expedition of 40 everyday Kiwis to Antarctica. The last of a 3-part series analyses the impact on wildlife of climate change and the race for resources.