Education

The Trust provides information to the public on penguin conservation, and advocates for its ongoing protection.

Advocacy

Informal

• Involvement with schools, groups and school holiday programmes
• Two newsletters produced each year
• Website information on yellow-eyed penguins
• Displays and information in the general public
• Posters
• Brochures
• Liaison with organizations who have similar goals

Formal

• Presentation of submissions to both national and local Government
• Monitoring of resource consents, national and regional plans
• Involved with Conservation Services Levy (Fisheries)
• Part of the wider Yellow-eyed Penguin Consultative Group and the Yellow-eyed Penguin Recovery Group – both administered by Department of Conservation and open to all involved with yellow-eyed penguins,  including the tour operator, scientists, landowners, and conservationists amongst others.

Education

• Presenting to groups including service organizations and school groups
• Website
• Newsletter produced twice per year
• Displays on relevant issues
• Newspaper articles
• The especially For Kids section of this website
• Videos available for hire
• Promoting authors who write about penguins and related biodiversity