Join us Saturday, 10 August, from 9.00 to 10.00 am, to clear rubbish from the Nasese foreshore where migratory birds will feed when they arrive next month. Nasese Foreshore opposite Corpus Christi Teacher’s College. All ages welcome, but children under 8 years must be supervised by their parent/guardian.
Second gathering to pick up rubbish from the Nasese foreshore on behalf of migratory birds
Join marine biologist and aqua-culturist Laura Williams on a discovery walk at the Nasese foreshore mudflats. At a casual glance, mudflats may seem like a lifeless stretch of coastline between dry land and the sea. But take a closer look and you will discover a complete ecosystem at work above, on and below the surface...
Save the date! 12 October, 2019, from 1:30 - 3:00 pm. Watch this spot for more details, coming soon!
Become a part of our efforts to find the Kulawai, Fiji's most endangered forest bird! On 30 November, on the occasion of the Remembrance Day of Lost Species, NatureFiji-MareqetiViti and our partners are launching a campaign to raise funds to support a team in the search for our Kulawai. If we succeed in locating it...
The Kulawai is Fiji's most endangered forest bird. Last seen in 1993, we are desperate to find it! In 2020, NatureFiji-MareqetiViti is deploying a team to search for the Kulawai in the forests of Taveuni. Be a part of this historic event - contribute to the Kulawai Raffle Ticket prizes The Kulawai Raffle will feature...
Learn all about Fiji's original tourists!
Join us this Saturday! Help us find Fiji's most endangered forest bird - Our Kulawai.
Are you ready Team Fiji? The Great Southern Bioblitz Event starts today (Friday 22nd October 2021) Help us map Fiji's biodiversity by taking photos of wild plants and animals and uploading them to iNaturalist.org - either via the app or using the browser. Anyone can join - you only need a cell phone or camera,...
Join Bindiya on a hunt for critters (little friends to Bindiya!). A specially designed habitat-organism game will introduce you to the little micro-habitats and the dwellers in the stream as well as the associated fauna. Expect to see juvenile stages of damselflies, dragonflies, caddisflies, mayflies, aquatic moths and more. These animals have ecological importance and...
