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Author: Rotoehu 25/09/2016 0 Comments

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Rotoehu Ecological Trust

2 weeks ago

So many of New Zealand's native birds have gone through genetic bottlenecks ask while we understand in general that this isn't great for their overall survival we lack the specific details to affect real change. But this study could change all that for kokako! ... See MoreSee Less

Kōkako genetics investigated - Predator Free NZ

University of Otago Zoology Masters graduate Meghan Milner-Jones studied the genetics of kōkako in her 2018 thesis,

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Rotoehu Ecological Trust

3 weeks ago

Check out our latest newsletter - mailchi.mp/cf4ccfd11023/ret-july-2019-newsletter ... See MoreSee Less

RET July 2019 Newsletter

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Rotoehu Ecological Trust

2 months ago

Great result from this years census. Good to see all the hard work from our volunteers paying off. ... See MoreSee Less

North Island kōkako numbers grow thanks to work of Rotoehu Ecological Trust

A recent survey found 157 kōkako pairs and 13 single birds in an ecological area.

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