Kennedy Warne

Kennedy will be in the crown of a dying kauri that he will be climbing into with a couple of arborists in the Waitakeres. From that lofty perch he will talk to us about kauri dieback disease, one of… Audio

The spectacular Te Henga Walkway is part of the Hillary Trail from Titirangi to Muriwai and takes in forests, rivers, wild beaches and extraordinary coastal beauty. Audio

Out and about in rural Wisconsin. Audio

Kennedy Warne speaks to us from Santa Cruz Island off the LA coast - which is a nature reserve, in the process of ecological recovery. Audio

Kennedy talks about foraging in Autumn. Audio

Walking up the Waima River, in Marlborough, to Sawcut Gorge. Audio

Whau River and the Awhitu Peninsula. Audio

Sevengill sharks and shark attacks. Audio

Lost and found - on the virtues of Geocaching and the road less travelled. Audio

Outdoorsman Kennedy Warne, urbanist Tommy Honey and comedians Pinky Agnew and Te Radar look back on the year that was. Audio

Outdoorsman Kennedy Warne, urbanist Tommy Honey and comedians Pinky Agnew and Te Radar look back on 2013 - the year that was. Audio

Kennedy talks about learning to see. Audio

Discusses the South Island Kokako which had previously been considered extinct. Audio

Kennedy discusses Apps for the outdoors. Audio

The fruiting of the beech forest, otherwise known as masting, is projected to have an abundant year or 'super mast' in the upcoming summer. Audio

Kennedy Warne explores South Westland, and reports that NZ photographer Robin Hammond has won photojournalism's equivalent of the Booker. Audio

Kennedy Warne discusses his new book, 'Tuhoe: Portrait of a Nation' by Kennedy Warne with photographs by Peter James Quinn. Audio

Changing attitudes from "I hate sharks" to "I heart sharks". Audio

The case of the vanishing Trustee. Audio

Rogaining - a sport invented in Melbourne in 1976. What attracts people to the sport, how it works, the distraction of watching wallabies doing a bit of cross-country navigation, and the sport's… Audio