Boring® Questions, Interesting Answers

with Taylor, from Orokonui Ecosanctuary.

Meet Taylor from Orokonui Ecosanctuary, a spot nestled in Dunedin's coastal forest, where the only gridlock you'll find involves a pair of tūī debating territorial rights, and a coffee comes with a side of natural wonder.

Orokonui isn't just a sanctuary for native wildlife; but a getaway for anyone wanting to swap the city's hustle for a chorus of kākā and a bit of peace and quiet (except from the kākā).

Running on the dedication of their team, this sanctuary is home to 307 hectares of Coastal Otago forest kept safe by a nine kilometre predator fence, giving native wildlife the freedom to thrive. With pests out of the picture and habitats regularly spruced, Orokonui is a place where rare and endangered species find a safe haven.

We caught up with Taylor while we were in Dunedin this week to ask him a few boring questions.