Our Changing World

Wellington residents find that native bird numbers are on the rise in the capital. Audio

Amelia Nurse attends the opening of the Taputeranga Marine Reserve on Wellington's south coast. Audio

Bernard Beckett talks about his latest novel, Acid Song, and other books with a science theme. Audio

Michael Braungart explains the Cradle to Cradle concept of product design. Audio

John Baker talks about how no-tillage seeding systems are essential for sustainable agriculture. Audio

Massey University's Gurvinder Singh Virk discusses new types of robots that could help people in their homes. Audio

Jenny Martin studies the mating habits of the mounatin brushtail possum at the University of Melbourne. Audio

Conservation ecologist Mick Clout talks about how science can help make conservation more successful. Audio

Amelia Nurse has fun discussing projects at the Wellington Regional Science Fair. Audio

Evolutionary biologist Matthew Goddard explains that wine is the result of evolution and competition between yeasts. Audio

Wildlife photographer Tui de Roy talks about her passion for the majestic birds. Read more Audio

Two plant lovers receive a lifetime award for restoring the coastal environment on Wellington's west coast. Audio