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.

iTunes

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!
What food would a turtle serve you at dinner?
Speedy boats ...
How do you clean a dirty ocean?
Riley confronts a big fear
Riley confronts a big fear
Why is biosecurity important?
Kaitiakitanga - Community story
How do you film movies underwater?
Tricks to hold your breath longer
Whale Dad jokes
Riley finds where the baby fish live
Hope Stories - Kids want a Marine reserve
If you were a turtle, would you rather ...
Sharks - super fast swimmers
How to hide in plain sight
Aihe (dolphin)
Which camouflage skill would you like?
What's so special about turtle shells?
Which habitat would you rather live in?
Crayfish Dad jokes
Shark guru Rodney Fox answers our questions
Riley explores a marine park
Riley finds some massive clams!
What is this creature?
Meet the tastiest creature in the ocean
Where do most living things live?
Where do paddle crabs live?
What is a hawksbill turtle’s fav food?
Ways to use less plastic
Learn to Draw - Snapper
Māori games - Community story
Can a girl fish become a boy fish?
How many eggs does this huge fish lay?
Where did all the kelp go?
Looking for a tiny dolphin
Māori name for Hauraki Gulf?
Do you have the mana of an orca?
How much oxygen do sea plants produce?
Stop plastic!
Meet the largest dolphin in the sea
The incredible Hauraki Gulf
Riley talks to a world record holder!
Why do we call this a meatball?
Love Our Sea song for ECEs
Where did all the kelp go?
Lots of whales in the gulf?