Lachie Muir (13), of Christchurch, studies green and golden bell frog tadpoles at the Wild Dunedin nature festival event ‘‘Fabulous Wild Frogs’’ event at Otago Museum. PHOTO: GREGOR RICHARDSON : Dunedin nature festival 'an absolute triumph'
Lachie Muir (13), of Christchurch, studies green and golden bell frog tadpoles at the Wild Dunedin nature festival event ‘‘Fabulous Wild Frogs’’ event at Otago Museum. PHOTO: GREGOR RICHARDSON : Dunedin nature festival 'an absolute triumph'
The Wild Dunedin nature festival event ‘‘Fabulous Wild Frogs’’ at the Hutton Theatre on Saturday attracted nearly 300 people. PHOTO: GREGOR RICHARDSON : Dunedin nature festival 'an absolute triumph'
The Wild Dunedin nature festival event ‘‘Fabulous Wild Frogs’’ at the Hutton Theatre on Saturday attracted nearly 300 people. PHOTO: GREGOR RICHARDSON : Dunedin nature festival 'an absolute triumph'
Children’s entertainer and educator Suzy Cato, of Auckland, with (from left) Gracie Cartlidge (12), Sienna Jones (10) and Tessa Jones (7), of Wanaka, at Orokonui Ecosanctuary on Sunday. PHOTO: SUPPLIED : Dunedin nature festival 'an absolute triumph'
Children’s entertainer and educator Suzy Cato, of Auckland, with (from left) Gracie Cartlidge (12), Sienna Jones (10) and Tessa Jones (7), of Wanaka, at Orokonui Ecosanctuary on Sunday. PHOTO: SUPPLIED : Dunedin nature festival 'an absolute triumph'
Dunedin nature festival 'an absolute triumph'
The inaugural Wild Dunedin nature festival has been declared an ‘‘triumph'' and promises to return ‘‘bigger and better'' next year.