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Checking in with Kahurangi National Park’s newest residents

Department of Conservation — 10/05/2018

It’s now over six weeks since the first 18 takahē took flight (so to speak) to their new home in Kahurangi National Park. Takahē Advocacy Ranger Julie Harvey updates us on the birds progress in their new home.

In National parks, Nelson/Marlborough, Takahē Biodiversity, Birds, conservation, Kahurangi National Park, takahe, translocation

Fiordland Kiwi Diaries: Back to catching adult kiwi

Department of Conservation — 30/04/2018

We caught up with Tim, a ranger on the front lines of the Save Our Iconic Kiwi initiative. This is the twelfth in a series following the work he’s doing to save the Fiordland tokoeka (kiwi).

In Animal pests, Fiordland, Jobs at DOC, Kiwi, National parks, Native animals DOC ranger, Fiordland Kiwi Diaries, Fiordland National Park, Haast tokoeka, kiwi, National Parks, science

Fiordland Kiwi Diaries: Nest check for Pegleg and Sinbad Colby

Department of Conservation — 19/04/2018

We caught up with Tim, a ranger on the front lines of the Save Our Iconic Kiwi initiative. This is the eleventh in a series following the work he’s doing to save the Fiordland tokoeka (kiwi).

In Animal pests, Fiordland, Jobs at DOC, Kiwi, National parks, Native animals DOC ranger, Fiordland Kiwi Diaries, Fiordland National Park, Haast tokoeka, kiwi, National Parks, science

Breaking out of the scrub above Breaksea fiord.

Fiordland Kiwi Diaries: First check up of the year

Department of Conservation — 01/03/2018

We caught up with Tim, a ranger on the front lines of the Save Our Iconic Kiwi initiative. This is the tenth in a series following the work he’s doing to save the Fiordland tokoeka (kiwi).

In Animal pests, Fiordland, Jobs at DOC, Kiwi, National parks, Native animals DOC ranger, Fiordland Kiwi Diaries, Fiordland National Park, Haast tokoeka, kiwi, National Parks, science

Fiordland Kiwi Diaries: Five out of five chicks lost

Department of Conservation — 15/01/2018

We caught up with Tim, a ranger on the front lines of the Save Our Iconic Kiwi initiative. This is the ninth in a series following the work he’s doing to save the Fiordland tokoeka (kiwi).

In Animal pests, Fiordland, Jobs at DOC, Kiwi, National parks, Native animals, Regions DOC ranger, Fiordland, Fiordland Kiwi Diaries, Fiordland National Park, Haast tokoeka, kiwi, National Parks, science

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Checking in with Kahurangi National Park’s newest residents

Fiordland Kiwi Diaries: Back to catching adult kiwi

Fiordland Kiwi Diaries: Nest check for Pegleg and Sinbad Colby

Fiordland Kiwi Diaries: First check up of the year

Fiordland Kiwi Diaries: Five out of five chicks lost

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Checking in with Kahurangi National Park’s newest residents

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