National Geographic


NZ Premier - Opens 14 November

National Geographic’s The Greatest Wildlife Photographs exhibition!


We are proud to be the first New Zealand host of National Geographic’s The Greatest Wildlife Photographs exhibition, featuring the very best wildlife pictures from the pages of National Geographic magazine.

Curated by renowned nature picture editor, Kathy Moran, This powerful exhibition is a bold celebration of wildlife, showcasing the raw beauty, provoking drama and untamed spirit of life on Earth. Featuring National Geographic’s most iconic photographers including, Michael “Nick” Nichols, Steve Winter, Paul Nicklen, Beverly Joubert, David Doubilet and more.


The Greatest Wildlife Photographs is organized and traveled by the National Geographic Society.

event details

When: 14 November 2025 - 30 April 2026

Hours: 10am -5pm, daily. Closed Christmas Day.

Where: Orana Wildlife Park

Cost: Included with general admission

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Crabeater Seals, photograph by Cristina Mittermeier / National Geographic: Greatest Wildlife Photographs.


“We’re incredibly proud to host this world-class exhibition and can’t wait for you to see it.”

Rachel Haydon, CEO, Orana Wildlife Park


EXHIBITION HIGHLIGHTS:

  • NZ Premier - be one of the first to experience this truly amazing exhibition
  • View over 70 awe-inspiring wildlife images
  • Be taken on a stunning journey spanning 115 years of wildlife photography
  • Featuring cutting-edge photography
  • A unique experience where art and wildlife come together
  • Showcasing images from legendary photographers

 

Each photograph tells a powerful story, celebrating the beauty, drama, and diversity of life on Earth, like these incredible images - Flying Penguins by Paul Nicklen, and Sandhill Cranes by Randy Olson, beautiful examples of the breathtaking visual impact this exhibition offers.

Flying Penguins, photograph by Paul Nicklen /  National Geographic: Greatest Wildlife Photographs.
Flying Penguins, photograph by Paul Nicklen / 
National Geographic: Greatest Wildlife Photographs.
Sandhill Cranes, photograph by Randy Olson /
National Geographic: Greatest Wildlife Photographs.


This is a rare opportunity to immerse yourself side by side with the real-life animals that are the inspiration.

Don’t miss this unforgettable journey through the lens of National Geographic’s finest. We can’t wait to share this incredible photographic journey through time with you!

 


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