A win against wilding pines
Focus now is to ‘sustain the gains’.
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Conservation skills in high demand
There's 'oodles of work' available
NMIT students get real-life experience in the community
Trainee Rangers keep busy by building structures that benefit the community.
Conservation Kaupapa
Leaving a conservation job in Australia to come to Te Tauihu and study on the Project MoturoaTrainee Ranger programme has been life-changing for Kiara Duke.
Project Moturoa, a kaupapa Māori approach to conservation
Kaitiaki Whenua – Project Moturoa, is a unique delivery of the New Zealand Certificate in Conservation at NMIT with a strong focus on Te Ao Māori.
Shay Dellow, connecting with iwi
Having iwi open their doors and knowledge to Project Moturoa students plays a vital role in helping learners gain an understanding of conservation from a Māori world view. This is a pathway that can help you understand more about yourself and who we are.
NMIT’s new micro-credential supports Predator Free New Zealand mission
Nationwide demand from communities seeking to protect New Zealand’s vulnerable native species has resulted in NMIT’s predator trapping micro-credential.
Project Moturoa – ‘it was good to be learning in the Māori world'
The course, delivered by NMIT in partnership with the Department of Conservation (DOC), has helped Reann to become more confident and excited about her future.
Top reasons to study in Marlborough with NMIT
Marlborough is a great choice for smart, practical and adventurous students from the top of the South to Sri Lanka and everywhere in between.
Beth Endres joins park rangers on visit to local villages
Step 1: Help park rangers work together as a team
Beth Endres meets the rangers of Angkor Wat
Learning about sacred temples from a group of rangers and cycling on days off is how life rolls in Cambodia.
Beth Endres and DoC head to Angkor Wat
Guardians of the World Heritage site in Cambodia see what NMIT and DoC are doing to preserve nature and they like it.
Replanting in Momorangi Bay
Reseeding the Marlborough Sounds for future generations of tree species.
