Protecting pāteke in the Abel Tasman National Park

Pāteke/brown teal are New Zealand’s rarest duck. Since 2017 over 100 pāteke have been released at Hadfield Clearing in the Abel Tasman. They are doing very well and breeding. Watch this video to see how you can help Project Janszoon protect the ducks when you are visiting the park.

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