Why wine tourism in New Zealand is the latest 'must' for tipple and travel fans.
New Zealand South Island counts more than 70 wineries in the Malborough area. These vinyards benefit for a stony alluvial soil that has superior drai…more
New Zealand's wines were unknown to the rest of the world until the 1980's because local consumption was limited by the restrictive laws about drinki…more
By digging into their own myths, the people of Kaikura, on New Zealand South Island, have reinvented their culture for the XX!st Century. Buy the …more
In Hokitika on New Zealand South Island Richard meets elder Hemi Te Rakau who expounds on the Maori holistic way of mind. Buy the DVD www.advent…more
On Franz Joseph Glacier, South Island New Zealand. "To traverse these landscapes is to be part of a narrative which was risk, conflict and perhaps …more
Explorer Richard Bangs talks about his latest film and book on New Zealand, what drives him to travel and his passion for environmental issues. Fi…more
The term "eco" has been stretched and bled and manipulated into a marketing tool, so it is important that we ask the right questions when it comes to…more
The more people that can be touched by the magic of the outdoors, the larger the constituency that can raise voices when the environment becomes thre…more
Before the arrival of the Europeans the Maori did not have a written language so storytelling was essential to continuing the culture. Figuring promi…more
"There is something enigmatic about New Zealand as it seems more pristine every time I return" Buy the DVD www.adventureswithpurpose.tv
How New Zealand is becoming a model for the rest of the world in its pursuit of sustainable tourism. Buy the DVD www.adventureswithpurpose.tv
an old video i made in college of timelapses from new zealand
The Tuhourangi that settled in Whakarewarewa on the North Island of New Zealand have made a success of living alongside a geothermal wonderland.
Jim Edwards, the steerer of the Nga Tukemata O Kahungunu war canoe calls his 36 paddlers true warriors.
1500 performers compete in waiata (song), haka (dance) and poi (ball): a true emotional spectacle
Kiwi's eggs are hatched at "Kiwi Encounter", chicks are raised until they are strong enough to survive in the wild. Before the Europeans came there …more
Tony Mako does the "Hongi", the pressing of the noses and the "Powiri", the Maori welcome
New Zealand, is the real life version of the fantasy world from the Lord of The Rings
Humans in a cage with a bucket of bloody horse meat, outside lurks the king of the jungle