You Can Help
With your help, the kea can be given full legal protection. To coincide with its campaign to care for the kea, the Society has produced a range of marvellous kea products: a t-shirt, poster and greeting card (reproduced off a painting by artist Pauline Morse). The poster photograph is the magnificent one used in this article by Andris Apse. Order your ‘‘kea gear’ from: R F & B Mail Order PO Box 631 Wellington T-SHIRTS $14.00 POSTERS $4.00 White or silver, SM, M, OS GREETING CARDS $4 for 6 This pack of 6 includes 2 each of the kea, black robin and yellow-eyed penguin. The Wildlife Service want to give the kea full legal protection and have asked our society to poll its members for their opinions. Please write to the Forest and Bird Secretary Box 631 Wellington with your views.
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Forest and Bird, Volume 17, Issue 1, 1 February 1986, Page 5
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143You Can Help Forest and Bird, Volume 17, Issue 1, 1 February 1986, Page 5
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