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Photo: Turney, Palme
A Sitka spruce, non-native to the Southern Hemisphere, grows on subantarctic Campbell Island. It was planted at the start of the 20th century.
Source: The World’s Loneliest Tree Holds Court on a New Zealand Island
If you are looking for adventure, exploration, and candid wildlife encounters, seek out some of most inhospitable places on the planet.
Source: Cruising New Zealand’s subantarctic islands: Where the wild things are
An essay by Matt Vance in response to a monumental study of one of the world’s great birdlands – the bleak, uninhabited, and spectacular Auckland Islands.
Source: To see the albatross is to belong to a higher cult of mortals
Join Rand Rudland at the Sunshine Coast Natural History Society meeting on Friday, March 6 for an illustrated presentation that will take you to the Southern Ocean in the Roaring Forties and Furious Fifties.
If you love birds and crazy weather, you’ve come to the right place!
One of the most diverse and biologically rich places in the Southern Ocean, it’s a place that will blow your mind every moment of the day.
Source: Auckland Islands: Visiting one of the last protected wilderness areas on earth
New Zealand – New Zealand Sub-Antarctic Islands
If you want the complete Kiwi experience, then don’t leave out these 4 New Zealand Islands on your itinerary!
New Zealand – New Zealand Sub-Antarctic Islands
On New Zealand’s Campbell Island near Antarctica, some plants grow surprisingly large despite the inhospitable conditions. We may finally know how they do it.
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