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Save the Kiwi conducts first comprehensive kiwi survey on Kawau Island
Early in 2025, Save the Kiwi conducted a comprehensive survey to understand the health of the...
Waiheke kiwi population doubles
From 7-9 April 2026, 14 more kiwi were moved from Pōnui Island to Te Motu-ārai-roa (Waiheke...
Ngāti Rangi welcome kiwi from Sanctuary Mountain Maungatautari
Ten kiwi were translocated to Karioi Rāhui from Sanctuary Mountain Maungatautari last 12 March...
Coromandel brown kiwi move off Motutapu for the first time
‘To the motu and back’ The first three kiwi were transferred back to the Hauraki-Coromandel region...
2026 Kiwi Art Trail tees off at the New Zealand Golf Open
For the first time ever, the Kiwi Art Trail will be held on Te-Waipounamu the South Island. The...
Kiwi pukupuku thriving in Brooke Waimārama Sanctuary
Kiwi pukupuku thriving in Brook Waimārama Sanctuary Last week, Tamsin Ward-Smith led the...
2025 Year End Highlights
It’s been a pretty busy 2025 for us at Save the Kiwi. Let’s look back at some highlights from this...
Kāhui Taiao Tūroa Symposium
This article was originally posted on the Raukūmara Pae Maunga blog. Kāhui Taiao Tūroa Symposium...
Keeping paws off kiwi: A wrap up on the Wellington Kiwi Avoidance Training Wānanga
Out in the breezy hills west of Wellington city, Kiwi Avoidance Training (KAT) trainees sit in a...
First Waiheke chick hatched!
He pīpī kiwi kua whānau mai i Waiheke, ki te whei ao, ki te ao marama! Kua harikoa i te...
Ka kite, Paul!
Our second longest serving team member Paul O'Shea is spreading his vestigial wings after 13 years...
Completing the Kiwi Circle
Miriam Strachan, Kiwi Keeper at the Napier Kiwi Crèche had a fantastic opportunity to help with...
