Educating the younger generation about conservation is crucial for the future of our planet. By creating a love for nature and wildlife, we allow them to become future conservationists who actively care for our environment. As someone who has looked after wild birds for many many years, I always felt it was an important part of my role.
The untold stories of World War I soldiers
In the planning for our annual Anzac exhibition, we came across three photos of soldiers posing in their World War I uniforms. These photos made us ponder – who are the men in the photos?
Sharing life’s moments with loved ones is crucial. Sometimes, though, we get so used to doing things together that we forget to appreciate their significance. Let’s not be those people.
In April, Thames receives The Ngākau Carving Symposium
Mercury Bay Museum Joins Campaign to Save Museums and Galleries.
Today Mercury Bay Museum joined a nationwide campaign to emphasise the value of
galleries and museums in Aotearoa New Zealand, and highlight the existential risks they’re
facing.
Educating the younger generation about conservation is crucial for the future of our planet. By creating a love for nature and wildlife, we allow them to become future conservationists who actively care for our environment. As someone who has looked after wild birds for many many years, I always felt it was an important part of my role.
The untold stories of World War I soldiers
In the planning for our annual Anzac exhibition, we came across three photos of soldiers posing in their World War I uniforms. These photos made us ponder – who are the men in the photos?
Sharing life’s moments with loved ones is crucial. Sometimes, though, we get so used to doing things together that we forget to appreciate their significance. Let’s not be those people.
In April, Thames receives The Ngākau Carving Symposium
Mercury Bay Museum Joins Campaign to Save Museums and Galleries.
Today Mercury Bay Museum joined a nationwide campaign to emphasise the value of
galleries and museums in Aotearoa New Zealand, and highlight the existential risks they’re
facing.
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