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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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Boulders vs boat ramp vs biosecurity

Department of Conservation —  09/11/2022

This is a story about revamping a boat ramp. Sure, we appreciate it doesn’t sound like a story that will float most peoples’ boat, but what if we told you it involves dodging boulders, hard-working conservation dogs, and one very special island?

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In Hauturu/Little Barrier Island diary, Islands
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Aotea/Great Barrier Island set to re-open

Department of Conservation —  15/09/2020

Our Aotea/Great Barrier Island team is preparing for an influx of spring and summer visitors looking to experience the outdoors once again on Aotea Track, one of the most popular outdoor attractions.

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In Auckland, Camping, Great Barrier Island, Hauturu/Little Barrier Island diary, Walking/hiking/tramping
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Young Kiwi flouts social distancing rules!

Department of Conservation —  09/04/2020

Communication channels can be pretty hit and miss on Te Hauturu-o-Toi/Little Barrier Island Nature Reserve and someone clearly didn’t pass the memo onto this kiwi that social distancing be applied between Kiwis not in your ‘bubble’

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In Hauraki Gulf Marine Park, Hauturu/Little Barrier Island diary, Kiwi
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Translocation central

Shane McInnes —  27/01/2010

Find out about recent translocations from Hauturu/Little Barrier Island to other parts of New Zealand in this edition of the Hauturu/Little Barrier Island diary.

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In Auckland, Hauturu/Little Barrier Island diary, Islands, Native animals , , , , , , , , , ,
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