How the Huia got its curved beak.
Volunteering FAQ
Baby Birds: What to do!
Take action as a whānau for conservation
New sculpture revealed
Chapple Architecture design winners for Central Energy Trust Wildbase Recovery
Kororā Media Release
Now Open!
Governor General Visit
Volunteers sought for Central Energy Trust Wildbase Recovery
Acrow Ltd gets behind Central Energy Trust Wildbase Recovery
Additional funding requested to complete construction of Central Energy Trust Wildbase Recovery
Rotary International President Tours Central Energy Trust Wildbase Recovery
LOCAL AND NATIONAL BUSINESSES PUT A ROOF OVER NATIVE BIRDS’ HEADS
Conservation Minister Maggie Barry Visits Central Energy Trust Wildbase Recovery Construction Site
Collaboration pushes Central Energy Trust Wildbase Recovery to reach new milestone
Central Energy Trust Wildbase Recovery celebrates beginning of construction
Central Energy Trust Wildbase Recovery released for tender
Central Energy Trust grant gives Wildbase Recovery greenlight
‘Nightshade’ checks out of Wildbase Hospital
Investing in Communities and Wildbase Recovery
Youngsters get involved in wildlife recovery
DOC Director-General visits Wildbase Recovery site
International filmmakers connect with Wildbase Recovery
Fully recovered NZ Falcon returns to Taranaki
Powerco announced as Education Centre naming sponsor
Helping whio and Wildbase Recovery
National backing for Wildbase Recovery
Community backing for national wildlife recovery centre
Rugby World Cup energy needed to fight for wildlife on home turf
Wild kākā checks out Wildbase Recovery site
Wildbase Recovery’s partnerships contribute to funding.
Keeping up with the kōkako
Wildbase Recovery Ambassador announced as DOC’s Threatened Species Ambassador
Wildbase Recovery Auction Dinner
Wildbase Recovery Conference
Funding injection for national wildlife rehabilitation project
Fund and friend raising for whio and Wildbase Recovery
Victorious recovery and release
Corporate sponsor recognises diagnosis in endangered species’ rehabilitation
New Trustee Appointment
Minister of Conservation meets with Wildbase Recovery team
Walking for Whio and for Wildbase Recovery
Lottery Grants Board awards $500,000 to world-class Wildbase Recovery centre
Local school and Lions add their support to Wildbase Recovery’s fundraising efforts.
Conservation Week winner
Recovered little blue penguin released at Himatangi
Pāteke breeding success an important part of Wildbase Recovery plans.
Governor General announced as Wildbase Recovery’s patron
Powerful lessons in wildlife rehab tales
Two significant donations boost Wildbase Recovery
Kiwi battlers join Wildbase Recovery fundraising campaign
Wild survival stories to be shared with public
Fundraising campaign goes wild
Aviary proposal to keep both exotic and natives
Now Open!
NOW OPEN!
Central Energy Trust is now open to walk-in without any booking!That's right, you can visit Central Energy Trust Wildbase Recovery and see the native wildlife we have rehabilitating after receiving treatment at Massey University’s Wildbase Hospital.
Just while we are completing some further enhancements, our opening hours will be:
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: 1pm – 4pm
Saturday: 10am – 4pm
No booking is necessary, you can just come on in for free!
