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Adopt a kākāpō
Kākāpō adoptions make great Christmas gifts – you'll get a cuddly plushie, stickers, bookmarks and a certificate, and best of all you'll boost the kākāpō comeback.
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Donate to Kākāpō Recovery. All donations make a difference.
Volunteer
Find volunteer opportunities for the kākāpō breeding season.
Gene sequencing: Kākāpō125+
We’re sequencing the genomes of all living kākāpō to assist conservation. Apply to use the data in your own research.
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Become an official Kākāpō Recovery partner or supporter.
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Use this resource to uncover why the kākāpō is so important to New Zealand.
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Biodiversity
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Identify a species
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Birds A - Z
Kiwi
Tuatara
Predator Free 2050
1080
Kauri dieback
Myrtle rust
Get involved
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Training
Volunteer
Have your say
Run a project
Apply for permits
Funding
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Let nature in
Conservation activities
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Volunteer
Conservation Week
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Jobs for Nature – Mahi mō te Taiao
Managing threats to nature
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Monitoring
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Species programmes
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Tiakina Ngā Manu
Kākāpō Recovery
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Biodiversity inventory and monitoring toolbox
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