Another Kiwi-zone project, in Motatau forest, is managed by local Maori (Ngati Hine) in association with the Department of Conservation. Workers and volunteers can stay in this hut when doing surveys of kiwi and New Zealand pigeons (known locally as kukupa). Ngati Hine also makes the hut available to some private groups.
SARAH GIBBS
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Forest and Bird, Issue 302, 1 November 2001, Page 17
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54Another Kiwi-zone project, in Motatau forest, is managed by local Maori (Ngati Hine) in association with the Department of Conservation. Workers and volunteers can stay in this hut when doing surveys of kiwi and New Zealand pigeons (known locally as kukupa). Ngati Hine also makes the hut available to some private groups. SARAH GIBBS Forest and Bird, Issue 302, 1 November 2001, Page 17
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