The Tawaki Project’s Bounty-Antipodes Expedition 2025/26 ran from 25 November 2025 to 24 February 2026, taking the research team to two of New Zealand’s most remote subantarctic outposts – the Bounty Islands and Antipodes Island. Aboard the research vessel Evohe, the team conducted GPS tracking deployments on chick-rearing Erect-crested and Eastern Rockhopper penguins across multiple...
How we count penguins on drone images - with the help of netizens...
Witness the first successful camera deployment on a breeding tawaki from Milford Sound.
Thomas was featured on RNZ's 'Our Changing World' podcast...
The story of the tawaki marathon journeys has made a splash in the media...
Giselle Clarkson sums up a lengthy scientific paper describing results from our 1st satellite tracking study nicely...
In which we discuss the amazing journeys tawaki undertake once the breeding business has been concluded...
In which we present first results from our satellite tracking of tawaki that finished breeding...
We finally have analysed last year's data and find remarkable differences between our study sites...
