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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.
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
Air New Zealand’s Kia Ora magazine delights in the kākā being returned to the coast of the Abel Tasman.
There may be fewer tourists walking the Abel Tasman track, but a group of carnivorous snails that call the park home are getting a hard
Project Janszoon welcomes donations to help with our work in the Abel Tasman National Park.
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