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Adopt a kākāpō? Squawk yes!

Department of Conservation —  12/11/2025

Adopt a kākāpō? Squawk yes!

A word from Sirocco.

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In Kākāpō, Kākāpō, Native animals, Sirocco the kakapo , , , , ,
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Happy hatch-day, takahē 

Department of Conservation —  01/10/2025

We celebrate the hatch-day for every takahē on 1 October. This year, we’re doing things a little differently when it comes to counting our flightless feathered friends.

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The legacy of Lisa – a kākāpō, an ancestor 

Department of Conservation —  29/09/2025

Te tuku iho o Lisa – ke kākāpō, he tupuna – The legacy of Lisa – a kākapō, an ancestor 

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In Hauturu/Little Barrier Island diary, Historic, Kākāpō, Kākāpō, Pest-free islands, Rakiura / Stewart Island , , , ,
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Celebrating Predator Free 2050 progress from Waiheke to Akaroa

frainger —  17/09/2025

With more than 9,000 trapping initiatives and 20 large-landscape projects in the Predator Free 2050 (PF2050) programme, there are more people than ever before taking action for nature in New Zealand.

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In aerial 1080, Always Be Naturing, Animal pests, Native animals, Predator Free 2050, Predator Free New Zealand, Volunteers , , , , ,
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Yellowhead (mohua) on Anchor Island. Photo: Leon Berard.

Summer forecast: trillions of seeds and rat plagues

Department of Conservation —  16/09/2025

This summer, we expect the South Island to experience the biggest beech forest mast in seven years where trillions of seeds blanket forest floors.

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In aerial 1080, Animal pests, Jobs at DOC, Native animals
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