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Forest and Bird, Volume 21, Issue 4, 1 November 1990, Page 22

Birds of a feather working together to save the Kakapo The Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society and the Department of Conservation. To many New Zealanders they re considered pretty much birds of a feather: Just one of the causes theyre THE working together on is the campaign to save one of the worlds most endangered species, the Kakapo. At first Comalco might seem an un- likely partner in this campaign. But not when yoU consider that the deep south where most of the Kakapo live is also where Comalcos heart is. Currently just 43 Kakapo remain. As they are flightless birds they are in constant 2 peril from predators The Department of Conservation sees preserving and increasing the Kakapo population as a top priority in its work to protect New Zealands endangered atuMiie> specicou too can help. While Comalco has already contributed a substantial sum of money you can help increase their contribution. The more cans you recycle with Comalco, the more they contribute to the Kakapo cause. COMALCO Power OF Good In association with The Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society The Department of Conservation C4091 KAKAPO 5 1