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
Riley can't find the ocean here!
Sea of Hope
SeaLegacy's Sea of Hope episode
Oceans full of plastic
Should all scientists wear glasses?
Which one of these places is not in the Hauraki Gulf?
Turtle Dad jokes
Biggest island in the gulf?
Sharks - super fast swimmers
What’s bad about plastic?
What do seabirds do?
Seabirds and whales!
Would you eat a paddle crab?
How close have you been to a dolphin?
Learn to Draw - Dusky Dolphin
Whakamutua te whakamahi kirihou
Hope Stories: Replacing coffee cups
What is a hawksbill turtle’s fav food?
What is an apex predator?
Dolphins special sleep trick
What is a habitat?
Has it been too long?
Most common dolphin?
How do rays breathe underwater?
What does a shark eat?
Threats to Māui dolphins
Riley's amazing ray adventure
Which habitat would you rather live in?
Is a sharks skin made from teeth?
Places to protect our sea life
Riley finds where the baby fish live
Whales can’t tell the difference between ...?
The incredible Hauraki Gulf
Name the smallest penguin?
Learn to Draw - Bryde's Whale
Meet the striped marlin
How do marine pests get to NZ
How do stingrays swim?
What do pipis and cockles do?
Kaitiaki
How to hide in plain sight
Islands in the Hauraki Gulf
How can blind dolphins catch fish?
Can a girl fish become a boy fish?
Where do creatures poo in the ocean?
Fur Seals - A Story of Survival
Where do turtles live?
What is it like to save an orca?
Peter Burling and Blair Tuke answer our questions
How many Māui dolphins?
Māngo & Mau rākau