by Hana Hielkema | Feb 10, 2025 | Article, News
As Seaweek 2025 approaches this March, the team at BLAKE is backing the beloved short-tail stingray (whai) a the Fish of the Year for the annual Mountains to Sea Conservation Trust’s competition. The whai, scientifically known as Bathytohshia Brevicaudata,...
by Thomas | Sep 23, 2024 | Article
As we conclude our exploration of the BLAKE’s 2024 Impact Report, it’s clear that BLAKE’s impact is fuelled by the strength of its partnerships. With the support of our valued partners, sponsors and supporters, we remain committed to expanding the reach of our...
by Thomas | Sep 23, 2024 | Article
The NZ-VR programme is revolutionizing environmental education in Aotearoa by bringing the wonders of its natural world directly into classrooms. This innovative programme allows students to explore remote and ecologically significant locations, fostering a deep...
by Thomas | Sep 23, 2024 | Article
Environmental leadership is at the core of BLAKE’s mission, and over the past two decades, the organization has developed a comprehensive approach to nurturing leaders in Aotearoa. Through programmes like BLAKE Inspire and BLAKE Expeditions, BLAKE has created pathways...
by Thomas | Sep 23, 2024 | Article
Twenty years ago, the legacy of one of New Zealand’s most iconic figures, Sir Peter Blake, took on a new life through the establishment of what is now known as BLAKE. Originally the Sir Peter Blake Trust, BLAKE was created to honour Sir Peter’s passion for the...
by Thomas | Aug 28, 2024 | Article
In June this year, five teachers including myself had the opportunity to attend a BLAKE Expedition to Te Rua-o-te-moko/Fiordland aboard the beautiful yacht Breaksea Girl. We spent five days working alongside University of Otago Geophysicist Andrew Gorman and his team...
