We have secured the future of New Zealand Geographic. Again....
Last week we reviewed how we had spent last year’s donations and the feature that had benefited from the extra spend. Other subscribers were spurred into action, and donations flooded in—some small ($5 from KD), some large ($5000 from JF). As of today the total stands just shy of $14,000, more than double last year. […]...
This time last year, we were approached by a number of readers who had a subscription but wanted to do more to help....
A dog-eared pile of responses from last year’s reader survey has been sitting on the editorial desk for the past 12 months. Every few weeks we pick it up and skim through. We highlight comments, scribble in the margins, and take it all on board....
What would New Zealand be without kiwi? Without Fiordland rainforest, or the haunting call of kōkako? If we run down our ecosystems, and thin out the ocean, is the weight of that loss not greater than the commodity value of the timber or tonnage of fish?...
In November last year we made a deal with subscribers—this relationship was no longer purely transactional....
For six years New Zealand Geographic has been working to find a better wrap to protect our magazines from water damage when mailed to subscribers. We post more than 50,000 copies a year, and altogether, some 10 million magazines are sent around the country annually. It’s a problem worth solving. We looked at switching to […]...
You did it! We did it! Everyone did it! 10,000 subscriptions!...
