Kennedy Warne

Kennedy talks about Earth Day, an unwanted invader and Wellington's singing whales. Audio

Kennedy Warne talks to Kathryn Ryan about the rehabilitation of urban streams and how methods from human medicine can be used to treat sick rivers. Audio

Pohutukawa, pipiwharauroa and pasifika. Ten days ago RNZ reported that some coastal pohutukawa on public land in Taranaki had been vandalised and even killed by having holes drilled in their trunks… Audio

A successful stand up paddle-boarding adventure across the Atlantic, DNA evidence of the First Australians and concern over polluted beaches in Auckland. Audio

Kennedy reports in from Motukawanui Island, the largest of the Cavalli Islands, north of the Bay of Islands. Audio

Kennedy Warne talks pilot wales, following the mass stranding at Golden Bay and what's known about why they strand. Audio

Kennedy Warne takes the opportunity of Auckland anniversary day to talk to us from the top of one of the city's volcanic cones - and tells us about a South African man who is crossing the Atlantic on… Audio

Kennedy Warne, Tommy Honey, Te Radar and Pinky Agnew help us bid farewell to 2016, with the help of Wellington chamber choir Nota Bene. Audio

Kennedy visits Aotea/Great Barrier Island to meet the locals -- feathered and otherwise. Audio

In the wake of the death of Fidel Castro Kennedy looks back at a visit he took to Cuba in 2009. Audio

Kennedy Warne tells Kathryn Ryan about guiding a National Geographic Expeditions tour group through the country; from Tiritiri Island to Doubtful Sound. Audio

Kennedy talks to Kathryn Ryan about potential presidential place names, "manscapes", the UN's honorary ambassador for the empowerment of women and girls, and New Zealand's newest commemorative day… Audio

Kennedy talks about whales losing their language, a frog that has gone extinct and history lessons from the road. Audio

Celebrations around the return of land and sea birds from their overseas stints. Kennedy discusses events based on the idea that we're all from somewhere else, and his own children's book "The Cuckoo… Audio

Kennedy Warne has been travelling the West Coasts of the North and South Islands. Audio

This weekend Kennedy fulfilled a cherished ambition to visit the first New Zealand island that became predator-free -- in 1964. Yes, this is where the dream of predator-free NZ began -- on Maria… Audio

Kennedy Warne on "What future for wild places?" Reactions, comments and videos on the Environmental Defence Society's annual conference, held in Auckland last week. Audio