In a significant win for conservation, the kiwi population has expanded from Wainuiomata to Upper Hutt. Released in Remutaka Forest Park in 2006, the population now exceeds 200. Pat van Berkel from Predator Free Upper Hutt confirmed kiwis in Whitemans Valley and emphasized the need for a kiwi safety plan to address threats from dogs and cats. This plan will include predator trapping and kiwi aversion training for dogs, seeking council support. Acoustic tests and local reports have verified their presence, with one person claiming to hear the call of the kiwi as early as 2021.
Kiwi Population in Wainuiomata Expanding Rapidly
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Evening Post 14 Feb 1908
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Evening Post 11 May 1881
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Tenders will be received till noon on Saturday the 14th inst., for the formation of 26 chains of Tram...
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Evening Post 07 Sep 1880
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Wainui-o-mata Waterworks Extension – Tunnel Contract – To Contractors. Tenders will be received at the office of the undersigned.
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Evening Post 04 Mar 1882
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Evening Post 03 Feb 1925
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Wanganui Herald 29 Aug 1902
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Reports to the Council last night disclosed that the dam of the Wainuiomata water supply reservoir is in a...
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New Zealand Times 25 Sep 1874
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