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A saxy start to kākāpō breeding season
The 2019 breeding season is in full swing for kākāpō, and this summer is bound to be the “saxiest” one yet.
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Kiwi monitoring
Research shows the use of 1080 leads to more kiwi chicks surviving.
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Fire risk being closely monitored across the top of the South Island with some tracks closed
DOC is closely monitoring conditions and will keep areas open wherever it is safe to do so but will be closing some tracks as fire risks increase.
Over 100 ducklings make for a loved up Valentine’s Day
DOC rangers and volunteers have been given a lovely Valentine’s Day gift with more than 100 whio ducklings sighted on a recent survey in the Whirinaki Te Pua-a-Tane Conservation Park in the central North Island.
Is Wellington home to a new biodiversity hotspot?
Citizen scientists have recorded nearly 2,000 observations at Wellington's Taputeranga Marine Reserve.
Tiny seabirds transferred 800 km from Chathams to aid conservation
About 50 small seabird chicks from the Chatham Islands have been translocated by a volunteer conservation group to predator-free Mana Island, off the Porirua coast.
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