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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Fact-shame your ‘know-it-all’ friends and whānau with this list of 6 super weird facts about takahē that we thought you should probably know.
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Today marks 75 years since takahē were rediscovered in the remote Murchison Mountains. With just over half the population now living in the wild, takahē still have a number of challenges ahead of them.
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Have you seen a takahē before? If so, you are one very lucky person. There are just under 450 takahē on the planet, making them an endangered species! Two BLAKE Takahē Ambassadors, managed to meet around 50 of these rare birds.
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The two BLAKE DOC Takahē Ambassadors helped the Takahē Recovery Team capture 15 takahē for a large translocation to Gouland Downs in the Kahurangi National Park.
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