Kennedy Warne

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

Kennedy Warne explores the Milford monorail proposal. Audio

Looking into the minister's decision over the Milford tunnel, and the intrinsic value of the land. Audio

From May through to July, off the coast of South Africa, the right combination of currents and the physical barrier of continental Africa helps create one of the largest species congregations on… Audio

The annual ornithological survey, and the case of the blinking eyespot. Audio

A magnetic attraction to poles; Stratispheric dreams - extreme internet from the 'cloud', and; Extreme lifecycle-cicada-mania in the US northeast. Audio

Kennedy Warne talks about what's happening with the Denniston Plateau and a magnetic attraction to poles. Audio

Kennedy Warne says his most significant nature experiences happen in his own backyard. Audio

Fjords and fins in New Zealand's Fjordland. Audio

Kennedy Warne heads south to Te Wahipounamu. Audio

Kennedy celebrates World Neighbours Day. Audio

In praise of tramping huts. Audio

The sights and Sounds of South Africa. Audio

Kennedy's in Tsitsikamma National Park, on the southern coast of South Africa. He's discussing pelican-chasing conservation volunteers, and star-watching dung beetles. Audio

A special snipe and a clever wren. Audio

A debate held at Te Papa about New Zealanders' role as kaitiaki of our oceans Audio

Excerpts from a discussion about how we should balance use and protection of our oceans Audio

With Kennedy Warne, Pinky Agnew, Tommy Honey and Radar. Audio

With Kennedy Warne, Pinky Agnew, Tommy Honey and Radar. Audio

Outdoorsman and adventurer Kennedy Warne tells us about his investigation into Tuhoe. Audio