Bay Bush Action - Help Kiwi

Kiwi Whakaora, Kiwi Recovery...

In 2018 Bay Bush Action is growing our protected area to help kiwi recover.

Buy this stunning kiwi print

Adele Earnshaw, a world renowned fine artist who lives in Opua, is helping Bay Bush Action to help kiwi.

A huge thanks goes to Adele and Bay of Islands Rotary for this amazing support. 100% of the profits, when you buy this signed copy, professionally photographed and printed by Dean Wright, will be used to help Bay Bush Action Trust build kiwi numbers in the Opua forest.

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Framed and Unframed Options

The framed version comes in a matte black quality wooden frame with glass, or purchase just the print and choose your own. The outside dimensions of the frame are 18 1/8" x 14 1/8" (46.03cm x 37.87cm).

The print is 11 7/8" x 7 7/8" (about 30 x 20 cm).

Adele Earnshaw

A sixth generation New Zealander, Adele Earnshaw was born in Hastings and lived in Warkworth before immigrating with her family to the U.S. Her childhood in New Zealand has been a major influence on her work and choice of subject matter.

Adele's paintings have been exhibited at the Natural History Museum in New York and have toured Japan and Sweden with museum exhibitions. The artist was selected to design the first three stamps for the New Zealand Game Bird Habitat Stamp Program.

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Dean Wright

Dean's always had a great love for the natural beauty of the ocean and the life and land associated with it. His personal photography has always been about trying to capture that beauty. Many of these photos are taken on the edge of light: before and after sunset and sunrise – a magical time to be on the water and for making pictures.

Dean has worked as a commercial photographer since 2007 and is an accredited member of the NZ Institute of Professional Photographers. He is actively involved in many community organisations and has recently initiated a local landcare group in Opito Bay.

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Rotary Club of Bay of Islands

Rotary Clubs exist to improve communities through a range of humanitarian, intercultural and education activities. Clubs advance international understanding by partnering with clubs in other countries. Rotary also encourages high ethical standards in all vocations.