Our PF2050 goal is globally unique and unattempted. There’s no manual to guide us, no precedent to follow. How, then, do we make sure we get this right?
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Follow volunteers from the Pirongia Te Aroaro O Kahu Restoration Society on a trip to band North Island kōkako
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In advance of meeting our Predator Free 2050 goal, conservation will continue to require a lot of ingenuity and quick thinking. Here’s what that looks like for mohua.
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Occasionally, you might hear someone say: ‘1080’s not working. We’ve been using it for 60 years, and we’ve still got possums’. That might sound like fair comment, but it fails to recognise a crucial reality: pest control and pest eradication are two very different things.
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After almost 20 years of monitoring kākā, DOC scientist Terry Greene still remembers his first encounters with the boisterous, noisy, native forest parrot.
From seeing them up close as a child on Little Barrier Island, to climbing 25 meters up a matai tree to find a kākā nest – Terry has dedicated much of his career to protecting and restoring the taonga species.
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