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Samantha Gee, Radio New Zealand 23 January 2023
Conservationists are celebrating the success of a wild kākā breeding programme at the top of the South Island.
Ten years ago, less than a handful of the forest parrots roamed the Abel Tasman, our smallest but most visited national park.
This season, a number of wild kākā chicks are set to fledge any day – that success down to the hard work of several organisations working together to bring the birdlife back.
March 3 2022 The latest release of whio into Abel Tasman National Park were given the luxury treatment – being flown in via helicopter longline
Radio New Zealand 13 March 2022 A flock of young kāka chicks have fledged in the Abel Tasman, boosting the population of native parrots in
By Samantha Gee, Nelson Mail – June 24 2018 www.stuff.co.nz An “extremely private” Auckland couple who have committed $25 million to restoring biodiversity in the Abel Tasman
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