Kennedy Warne

Kennedy discusses the submission that has just been made for a Kaikoura marine reserve, and possibly World Heritage Site. Audio

Postcard from 'prune country' in the south-west of France. Audio

Thoughts from France and Rachel Carson. Audio

An update on Kennedy's search for the Haast tokoeka kiwi, tramping in the Haast range and Arawata Bill - William O'Leary. Audio

Remnants and refuges. Audio

Cuckoos, kauri, Corvo and cod. Audio

Kennedy speaks to us from Te Urewera National Park. Audio

The latest offering in the NZ Cycle Trails network - the Motu Trails, in the Bay of Plenty, which opened a couple of months ago. There are three interconnecting trails that take a rider between… Audio

What to do if you get lost in the bush. Audio

Kenendy Warne is in Ruatahuna, the cradle of Tuhoe, and talks to Kathryn about the relationship between this iwi and the whenua, the land. Audio

The transit of Venus - smartphone App; Wairua Valley; Lamprey; and honeybees buzzing. Audio

The "supermoon" and the upcoming transit of Venus. Audio

Kennedy joins us from the Denniston Plateau near the top of the South Island's West Coast. Home to various native species of flora and fauna, and unfortunately for them a goodly supply of coal. Audio

The ecological restoration of Motuihe Island in the Hauraki Gulf. Audio

Kennedy marks the autumn equinox, and discusses the report into the Rena. Audio

Kennedy Warne about survival mentality and tactics. Audio

Paper wasps and the 'King of Sting'. Audio

Adventures Great and Small and the Te Araroa Trail. Audio

Whales, and environmental accountability. Audio

Nine to Noon's contributors Kennedy Warne, Pinky Agnew, Tommy Honey, Radar and Courtney Johnston take you off the beaten track in a look back at the year that was. Audio