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 10 Nov 1911
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The City Councillors’ visit of inspection to the Solomon’s Knob dam was postponed yesterday owing to the boisterous weather.
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Evening Post 31 Oct 1907
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It is doubtful if many people in Wellington are aware that bush-felling is being earned out in the heart...
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Wairarapa Standard 27 Jul 1876
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Nothing more about the Wainuiomata gold discovery; it is believed to have been a hoax - Wairarapa Standard.
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Proposed Super Sanctuary for Wainuiomata
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The Greater Wellington Regional Council seeks Government funding for the creation of a bird "super sanctuary" in Wainuiomata called...
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Evening Post 27 Jan 1880
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It is generally considered that the loan of £130,000 is wholly inadequate for the completion of the Wainuiomata works...
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New Zealand Times 01 Feb 1883
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The tunnel is nearly completed, with only 52 feet separating the workmen at each face. The sound of the...
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Evening Post 07 Feb 1883
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Wainuiomata estate of 4115 acres, and sawmill in estate of J. and D. Sinclair sold to Mr A. E....
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Evening Post 16 May 1878
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For Wai-nui-o-mata to examine a stream in that locality which has been recommended as very suitable as a source...
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