Get our free YOE Explore the Gulf App!

You'll be transported to the beautiful Hauraki Gulf - learning about many of the magnificent creatures that live there like Orca, Sharks and Dolphins.

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You can also find the App by searching for "YOE - Explore the Gulf" in the App store on your device.

YOE - Explore the Gulf

Load the App onto your Apple device and add some cool multimedia features to your printed posters:

Riley with posters

Don't have a poster?

You can download the 2017 and 2018 posters here:

Learn to Draw
Interviews with Experts
Hauraki Gulf
YOE adventures
Sea of Hope
SeaLegacy's Sea of Hope episode
Riley can't find the ocean here!
Stop plastic!
Meet the hawksbill turtle
How can kiwi kids help the green turtle?
How do stingrays swim?
Speedy boats ...
How many species of turtles?
Should all scientists wear glasses?
How many whales?
What is a habitat?
Watch out for the sting of a ray
Meet the striped marlin
Whales can’t tell the difference between ...?
Where would you like to study the ocean?
Meet the humpback whale
Do you have the mana of an orca?
Riley explores a coral reef
Which ray is the best swimmer?
Name the Māui dolphins cousin
Shark guru, Rodney Fox answers kids questions
What's great about the striped marlin?
Riley searches for crayfish
How far do black petrels fly?
Mango! Mango!
What is an apex predator?
What is a food chain?
How much oxygen do sea plants produce?
A swimming crab, WHAT?
What is this creature?
Learn to Draw - Māui Dolphin
Breathing is tricky for a turtle
Does the slow down zone work?
What's so unique about Blue Duck Station?
South island in the Gulf?
Are sharks bones made from noses?
Riley meets some citizen scientists!
Peter Burling and Blair Tuke answer our questions
Kūtai and Weaving
Meet the bravest fish in the ocean!
Has it been too long?
How can fur seals hold their breaths?
Why do orca end up stuck on the beach?
Why is plastic so bad for sea creatures?
Lots of whales in the gulf?
Oceans full of plastic
How do spiny rock lobsters grow?
What eats turtles?
Ngā manu o te moana me ngā tohorā!
Stop marine pests spreading