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Wild Dunedin Podcasts Charitable Trust Check out a Second Podcast Series All About the Wildlife For more information on bookings and events go to www.wilddunedin.nz for full festival programme festival full for www.wilddunedin.nz to go events and bookings on information more For Book 03 4774276 03 Book $11/child $27.50/adult Cost: events. Pukekura Blue Penguins at Taiaroa Head on the Otago Peninsula Otago the on Head Taiaroa at Penguins Blue Pukekura Wharf (own transport to Wellers Rock). Rock). Wellers to transport (own Wharf Photo: Stephen Jaquiery Stephen Photo: See online where our guests will be involved in festival festival in involved be will guests our where online See www.otagomuseum.nz for terms and ticket prices. ticket and terms for www.otagomuseum.nz MV Monarch on a 1-hour cruise from Wellers Rock Wellers from cruise 1-hour a on Monarch MV over the festival at NatureHQ from Wed-Sun. Wed-Sun. from NatureHQ at festival the over submerged beneath the Pacific Ocean. Ocean. Pacific the beneath submerged Mike Joy and Stella McQueen. McQueen. Stella and Joy Mike Half price tours to view ocean wildlife on board on wildlife ocean view to tours price Half the i-SITE office in the Octagon - open daily. daily. open - Octagon the in office i-SITE the Check the programme to see what is happening happening is what see to programme the Check eighth continent that lies almost completely completely almost lies that continent eighth And a special welcome to our freshwater experts Dr Dr experts freshwater our to welcome special a And Rock FOR ALL LOCAL INFORMATION LOCAL ALL FOR surprises and festival programme information. information. programme festival and surprises wonderful life on Zealandia, the recently discovered discovered recently the Zealandia, on life wonderful Photo: Otago Daily Times Daily Otago Photo: 3.30pm-4.30pm - Monarch Cruises @ Wellers Wellers @ Cruises Monarch - 3.30pm-4.30pm Broadcaster as our festival guest. guest. festival our as Broadcaster be events, activities, videos, displays, prizes, prizes, displays, videos, activities, events, be Journey through time to explore the weird and and weird the explore to time through Journey ‘Deep’ Discount on Wildlife Cruise Wildlife on Discount ‘Deep’ 12 We welcome Stacey Morrison, Hits Radio and Television Television and Radio Hits Morrison, Stacey welcome We Princes St) south of the Octagon. There will will There Octagon. the of south St) Princes Perpetual Guardian Planetarium, Otago Museum Otago Planetarium, Guardian Perpetual Email: [email protected] Mobile: 022 5901125 022 Mobile: [email protected] Email: (20 (20 Gallery Community the in HQ Nature Festival Guests Festival 11.30am, 1.30pm, 3.30pm 3.30pm 1.30pm, 11.30am, WILD DUNEDIN CONTACT DETAILS CONTACT DUNEDIN WILD Tuesday 23 April April 23 Tuesday Come and see us at the Festival Heeadquarters, Heeadquarters, Festival the at us see and Come Zealandia - Planetarium Show Show Planetarium - Zealandia 6 (Wed 23rd 12.15pm). 23rd (Wed Family $40 DEAL Cost: Most important: Go Wild and have some fun! some have and Wild Go important: Most FREE Cost: Exhibition. coast during the City Library series ‘Books@Lunchtime’ ‘Books@Lunchtime’ series Library City the during coast Dress warmly. Bookings Essential 03 4780499 03 Essential Bookings warmly. Dress FUN Museum’s 20th annual Otago Wildlife Photography Photography Wildlife Otago annual 20th Museum’s and he will highlight the impact of climate change on our our on change climate of impact the highlight will he and One tour daily starting at Royal Albatross Centre. Centre. Albatross Royal at starting daily tour One amateur photographers and videographers in Otago Otago in videographers and photographers amateur Neville has written a timely book “The Invading Sea” Sea” Invading “The book timely a written has Neville natural habitat at Pilots Beach, Taiaroa Head. Head. Taiaroa Beach, Pilots at habitat natural See the natural world through the lenses of Otago’s Otago’s of lenses the through world natural the See so be prepared with the right clothing. right the with prepared be so Discover kororā, the Little Blue Penguin, in their in Penguin, Blue Little the kororā, Discover year. Remember Dunedin can have four seasons in one day, day, one in seasons four have can Dunedin Remember Otago Museum Otago (penguin arrival time to be confirmed on booking) on confirmed be to time arrival (penguin awarded an MNZM for services to conservation last last conservation to services for MNZM an awarded WEATHER 10am-5pm - Beautiful Science Gallery, Gallery, Science Beautiful - 10am-5pm Centre Albatross Royal - 6pm We congratulate our patron Neville Peat for being being for Peat Neville patron our congratulate We Festival Organising Committee Organising Festival 6 Otago Wildlife Photography Exhibition Photography Wildlife Otago 2 FREE Cost: Blue Penguins Pukekura Family Special Special Family Pukekura Penguins Blue Wild Dunedin Patron Dunedin Wild Dunedin, as Ōtepoti is the Māori name for the city. the for name Māori the is Ōtepoti as Dunedin, to add to the Our Wild Dunedin collaborative puzzle. collaborative Dunedin Wild Our the to add to Photo: John Burke - “Ten metres from you and I’m happy too” too” happy I’m and you from metres “Ten - Burke John Photo: ‘Wild Dunedin’ for the festival. It literally means wild wild means literally It festival. the for Dunedin’ ‘Wild Create some wild crafts or decorate a jigsaw piece piece jigsaw a decorate or crafts wild some Create Tūhura admission prices apply. prices admission Tūhura $90/family, $40.50/adult & $12/child & $40.50/adult $90/family, Cost: have endorsed ‘Ōtepoti Mohoao’ to be used alongside alongside used be to Mohoao’ ‘Ōtepoti endorsed have 10am-5pm - Atrium Level 1, Otago Museum Museum Otago 1, Level Atrium - 10am-5pm the Perpetual Guardian Planetarium. Cost: Usual Usual Cost: Planetarium. Guardian Perpetual the Book & info: 03 4780286 03 info: & Book From the birthplace of the name ‘Otago’, Ōtākou Runaka Runaka Ōtākou ‘Otago’, name the of birthplace the From Styled for the Wild - Makerspace - Wild the for Styled table and be in to win a family pass to Tūhura or or Tūhura to pass family a win to in be and table 6 trenches and viewing hides. 25% discount. 25% hides. viewing and trenches Museum. Design a flying creature to try out on the Flight Zone Zone Flight the on out try to creature flying a Design minute tour through a unique system of covered covered of system unique a through tour minute and fun in the 70 events. events. 70 the in fun and Theatre, The Otago Otago The Theatre, Observe the shy Yellow-Eyed Penguin on a 90 90 a on Penguin Yellow-Eyed shy the Observe Centre Science Trust Community Otago Tūhura It’s our fourth festival and we promise new ideas, variety variety ideas, new promise we and festival fourth our It’s Tuesday 23 to Saturday 27 April April 27 Saturday to 23 Tuesday 26th 5.30pm, Hutton Hutton 5.30pm, 26th 3.45pm - 45 Pakihau Rd, Harington Point Harington Rd, Pakihau 45 - 3.45pm 10am-5pm - Otago Museum Otago - 10am-5pm land, water, wildlife, sea and sky. and sea wildlife, water, land, 7x7 Wild Talks, Friday Friday Talks, Wild 7x7 Penguin Place Guided Tour Discount Tour Guided Place Penguin 13 Flight Zone Challenge Zone Flight 6 in April and get to know Dunedin’s wild side - our our - side wild Dunedin’s know to get and April in wild Go Dr Mike Joy at the the at Joy Mike Dr will be presented by by presented be will FREE Cost: $3/child & $15/adult & $3/child Cost: This inaugural award award inaugural This Photo: Otago Daily Times Daily Otago Photo: Otago Museum Events Museum Otago his epic travels. travels. epic his children. Bookings essential: 03 4780499 03 essential: Bookings children. ‘the Lorax’. Lorax’. ‘the moko kākāriki as we tell the story of Manawa and and Manawa of story the tell we as kākāriki moko chicks at Taiaroa Head. Enjoy fun-filled activities for activities fun-filled Enjoy Head. Taiaroa at chicks penguins and move slowly. No flash photography flash No slowly. move and penguins grandchildren call him him call grandchildren unique characteristics and cultural significance of of significance cultural and characteristics unique A display of books in celebration of Wild Dunedin. Wild of celebration in books of display A Special 30min express tours to see Albatross Albatross see to tours express 30min Special seals’ path to the water. Keep 50 metres away from from away metres 50 Keep water. the to path seals’ rivers and lakes. His His lakes. and rivers moko kākāriki (Jewelled Gecko). Learn about the the about Learn Gecko). 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