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New video: Saving Kiwi and Kokako in East Taranaki

The last kokako disappeared from the Eastern Taranaki forest in 1989. But a local conservation group had a vision to bring the birds back.... Find out what needed to be done and how WWF helped.

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  • Student volunteers with predator detection dogs at the Tui Nature Reserve.

    Family fence foils predators

    In your spare time, some of you might mow the lawns, or clean out the garage, and a few of you might even get some paintbrushes ...

    11 Jun 2013
  • an oil rig undergoes maintenance in Cape Town harbour, South Africa.

    New report exposes Government hypocrisy on fossil fuel subsidies

    The New Zealand government is subsidising the oil and gas industry to the tune of $46 million annually, an investment at odds ...

    04 Jun 2013
  • Kiwi named Fern at Whangarei Heads, one of the community-based conservation groups WWF helps fund to protect native species.

    Habitat Protection Fund recipients announced

    WWF has announced the ten community conservation groups that will be receiving funding from the Habitat Protection Fund's ...

    01 Jun 2013

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