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Native animals. Wellington is home to amazing native animals – including birds, geckos and skinks, marine mammals, insects, and fish. Find out what we have and how we can protect it together. In Wellington's skies and trees.
ZEALANDIA is a world-class conservation ecosanctuary success in Wellington, where visitors can enjoy lush forest tracks with over 40 rare wildlife live wild including takahē, tuatara and kiwi.
In Wellington, you can see penguins and pīngao around the rugged south coast, flax-covered cliffs, dolphins in the harbour, and tall miro and mataī in dense old-growth forests. Nature in the City map. Recreation – Enjoy the outdoors.
Do you want to see kiwis in the wild? Perhaps experience an ancient-looking Tuatara up close? You'll find all these nature and wildlife experiences - plus more - in the Wellington region.
Zealandia, formerly known as the Karori Wildlife Sanctuary, [1] is a protected natural area in Wellington, New Zealand, the first urban completely fenced ecosanctuary, [2] where the biodiversity of 225 ha (just under a square mile) of forest is being restored. The sanctuary was previously part of the water catchment area for ...
The Wellington Nature in the City Map gives both locals and visitors a chance to celebrate and participate in the urban playground that incorporates the capital’s harbour, hills, coastline, and native flora and fauna.
From serene walks in the bush to daredevil antics in the treetops, animal encounters to nature reserves — Wellington gets you up close and personal with nature.
