Kennedy Warne

The fallacy of drowning islands, the case of the unstoppable mutant crayfish and New Zealand's most unwanted export. Audio

Kennedy talks to Kathryn about the two threatened species: kauri and te reo - picking up on the news of a rahui imposed on the Waitakere Ranges and the flap over reo-speaking broadcasters. Audio

More on Kennedy's Australian expedition, including his first-ever dive on the Great Barrier Reef -- in a place that lost half of its coral through bleaching in 2016 and 2017. Audio

China's exhibition on the history of New Zealand's national parks on display at Beijing's Museum of Chinese Gardens and Landscape Architecture; the inspiring Chinese sense of landscape aesthetics, and… Audio, Gallery

A foray into the Red Hills, part of the Richmond Range, in Marlborough; a visionary community project in Kerikeri, Northland, to restore access to a waterfall that had fallen from memory for 60 years… Audio

Kennedy discusses the climate report issued last week by the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment, and shares stories from a few off the beaten track places he's visited in the last couple… Audio

Kennedy discusses declining fresh water quality and possible solutions to the problem. Audio

Kennedy Warne takes us on climb up Editor Hill and a walk through Alice's Restaurant. Audio

Kennedy tells Kathryn about his most recent trip, travelling south through the islands, ending up in Otago to explore some of the Taieri River catchment inland from Dunedin. He is writing about the… Audio

Kennedy Warne joins Kathryn from the Hen and Chicken Islands, off Bream Head in Northland, to talk about recent releases to bird sanctuaries. Audio

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