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Adopt a kākāpō for yourself or someone special and boost the kākāpō comeback.
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Kākāpō T-shirt design competition
See the winners! A big well done to the kids, schools, libraries and parents who got involved in the kids Kākāpō Recovery T-shirt competition.
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Volunteer opportunities are available for the 2018/19 kākāpō breeding season.
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Kākāpō Recovery education resource
Classroom activities | Levels: 1-4: Use this resource to uncover why the kākāpō is so important to New Zealand.
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