New Zealand’s isolated position
A far-flung country
The North Island volcanoes
The Waimakariri River (1st of 2)
The Waimakariri River (2nd of 2)
New Zealand’s varied coastline (1st of 3)
Rocky shores (2nd of 3)
Black sand beaches (3rd of 3)
Kaikōura’s sperm whales
Pāua-shell house, Bluff
The New Zealand continent
Storm, February 2004
Signs of the seasons (1st of 4)
Pōhutukawa blooms in summer (2nd of 4)
Autumn, Macetown, Central Otago (3rd of 4)
Snowfall, Hawke's Bay (4th of 4)
Wellington’s winds
The climate and the land (1st of 2)
River in flood, Glenorchy, Otago, 1993 (2nd of 2)
Marlborough vineyards
Annual mean air temperatures
Erosion on East Coast hill country
North Island conifer-broadleaf forest
Beech forest, Arthur’s Pass National Park
The bushline
Taking to the hills (1st of 3)
A climber in the Huxley Valley, 2001 (2nd of 3)
A tramper on Sunrise Ridge, Mt Owen (3rd of 3)
New Zealand flax (1st of 3)
Weaving with flax (2nd of 3)
A flax backpack (3rd of 3)
Snow groundsel (Dolichoglottis)
Kāingaroa Forest showing recently logged area
Hunted to extinction (1st of 3)
Moa (2nd of 3)
Bush wren (3rd of 3)
Predators (1st of 3)
The Pacific rat (2nd of 3)
Male stoat hiding in tussock (3rd of 3)
Endangered birds (1st of 2)
North Island brown kiwi (2nd of 2)
The tuatara (1st of 2)
Male tuatara (2nd of 2)
Land snail (Wainuia urnula) eating an earthworm
Koaro (Galaxias brevipinnis)
Whitebaiting