Leopard seal, a rare and unexpected visitor on our kayak tours.
There is always surprises in our ever changing environment at the Wairau Lagoon. Recently an young leopard seal has taken the Wairau as...
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Jan 16, 20171 min
Alpine Flora tour through the Rainbow Station
With the invaluable help of flora photographer Rebecca Bowater and my daughter Lucy, I had the privilege to lead a wonderful and exciting...
Jul 6, 20161 min
GARDEN MARLBOROUGH WETLAND WILDLIFE & NATIVE PLANT TOUR
Join Will and I on a guided walk of our eight hectare wetland and learn about the plants and animals that thrive there. We are delighted...
Jul 2, 20161 min
Archaeologists converge at the Wairau Bar
I was fortunate enough to attend the 2016 conference of the New Zealand Archaeological Association. It was held at the Ukaipo Rangitane...
Jun 21, 20161 min
International Arbor Day recognised with community tree planting.
Tree planters enjoy a glass of Opawa wine. Thank you to the community for supporting our environment on Arbor Day last week. Nine people...
Jun 3, 20161 min
Marlborough Girls College Students receive a book on New Zealand conservation.
Students from Marlborough Girl’s College are presented with a book from FLOW Marlborough by Will Parsons. Today Will and I were pleased...
May 13, 20161 min
Four day eco tour to D’Urville Island
What a great time we had at d’Urville Island, located in New Zealand’s stunning Marlborough Sounds. What made this tour unique was the...
Apr 22, 20161 min
Collingwood, South Island, New Zealand
We hope you enjoy the photos of Collingwood, the Cobb and Wharariki beach, we will be taking a multi-day tour into this area this year....
Apr 2, 20162 min
Driftwood Retreat and Eco-Tours wins at Marlborough Chamber of Commerce Business Awards
Will and Rose thank their many supporters who helped make this achievement possible. Will and Rose Parsons have long known that good...
Mar 19, 20161 min
What are the best things to do in New Zealand? – A classic kiwi experience.
White baiting at the Opawa River Whitebait, if you have not tried them before, are a tiny, wriggling, juvenile form of five different...
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