So grateful for all my fellow trappers and volunteers that help make this dream a reality. This award is for all of you and the mahi you do ⭐️🪤

Undoing past mistakes and giving our native birds the best chance to thrive is super rewarding, especially with increased bird sightings in the wider Riccarton community 🦜🌿

The NZ Paleoseismic Site Database is now published. 🎉🎉 Huge team effort compiling records of slip rate, earthquake timings and single event displacements from around Aotearoa. pubs.geoscienceworld.org/ssa… @NJLitchfield @Aotearoa_uNZipd @UCNZEarthEnv

A huge shout out to all our volunteers and trappers that make our mahi possible! 🪤🐀🌿 Another year of support from @PredatorFreeNZ will enable us to continue our efforts of creating spaces for our native species to thrive and inspire future generations to make a difference!

Testing the new shiny app. If anyone else has made the jump, would love to see you over there! threads.net/@_jadehumphrey_

Was pretty nervous for this to air, felt quite out of my comfort zone. Thanks @NewshubNZ for spreading the word about all our amazing backyard community groups. I’m so proud of how far this dream has come and excited for all we have planned this year 🌿🦜 newshub.co.nz/home/new-zeala…

Incredible sites of rupture and damage from the M6.9 earthquake in Taiwan. Wouldn’t be a Taiwanese EQ without a running track rupture. Can’t thank the Taiwanese crew enough for organising a great conference and fieldtrip! #Taiwan #earthquake

Very thankful for being able to travel internationally again, especially to such a great conference put together by the Taiwanese!

Some of the surface ruptures in Yuli Town from the M6.9 September Earthquake. Interesting to see how the rupture propagated through different materials in the surface.

Geol352 were pretty lucky to map the geomorphology at this awesome site along the Hope Fault. They also measured offset features, which got the students thinking about about uncertainty and slip rates. 📏👩🏼‍🔬 @UCNZscience @UCNZ @camillapenney

Great week with the @UCNZscience Geol352 students mapping the Kaikōura Peninsula. We were treated to views of whales, snowy mountains, rainbows and baby seals! Always enjoy watching the students work out the scales of folding and faulting in the rocks! @UCNZ @UCNZgeology

Still so humbled by the traction this little dream of mine has. Can’t wait to start seeing the results of this mahi 🪤