Yellow-eyed Penguin Trust
Yellow-eyed penguin and chick

In 1987 Dunedin conservationists formed the Yellow-eyed Penguin Trust with the aim of saving the penguin by restoring coastal forest and controlling predators. The penguin is the focus but the Trust's efforts also
benefit other native species of plant and animal.

The Trust is based in Dunedin but
manages land and penguin interests
in the whole of mainland
New Zealand.

 

 

Mission Statement

"To work towards an increase in the number of
yellow-eyed penguins on a self-sustaining basis
within their natural coastal ecosystem"

News

- Dec 07 Long Point Purchased!!
- Nov 07 Stewart Island Update - P1 nest search results
- Sep 07 Trust Nursery wins Supreme Award
- Sep 07 WWF-NZ Chooses Trust
- Mar 07 Blood parasite kills last yellow-eyed penguin chick
- Dec 06 Stewart Island's shocking death rate
- Nov 06 Help Our Sea Friends Promotion
- Sep 06 Land purchase urgent appeal (update)
- May 06 Anton Oliver new patron of the Trust

Long Point


Last Updated: 25 February 2008