Kennedy Warne

Kennedy takes us on a Northern Hemisphere sailing adventure. Audio

Bizarre, epic and unusual journeys, including The Degree Confluence Project, where people pick a whole-number degree of latitude and longitude and try to go there. Audio

Outdoorsman Kennedy Warne discusses the Cape Kidnappers nature sanctuary, the largest privately-funded mainland island conservation project in the country. Audio

Kennedy is in Antarctica and tells us about playing with whales, the penguins, and what it's like to be in 24 hour daylight. Audio

Kennedy takes us to the sub-Antarctic Macquarie Island en route to the southern polar region. Audio

Kennedy is on ship in Antarctica, the Spirit of Samuel Enderby. Audio

Kennedy Warne discusses his month-long expedition to Antarctica and several sub Antarctic islands - including the Auckland Islands, the largest of NZ's sub-Antarctic islands. Audio

Kennedy discusses sea-kayaking and community-run bird sanctuaries. Audio

Tramping Food: tips and tales. Audio

Kennedy Warne talks about travelling the Whanganui river road. Audio

The whitebaiters of Jackson Bay and the mica miners of the Mataketake Range. Audio

We venture into the changing seasons of Central Otago. Audio

Kennedy discusses landscape as therapy. Audio

Tips on coping in the aftermath of a disaster. Audio

The outdoorsman and adventurer discusses Maori rock art and discoveries at Pegasus Town. Audio

The outdoorsman and adventurer takes us on a journey along the coastal part of State Highway 1, as you drive from Blenheim south to Kaikoura. Audio

The outdoorsman and adventurer discusses the mining in national parks debate. Audio

Kennedy Warne, the outdoorsman and adventurer discusses community branding. Audio

Discusses the annual Garden Bird Survey. Audio

Outdoorsman and adventurer Kennedy Warne discusses diving in Fiordland. Audio