What can Waiheke’s birds tell us about environmental change? This report brings together expert monitoring and community kākā and kererū counts to track the island’s birdlife. It shares encouraging trends since 2020 and explores how citizen science can connect people with nature, demonstrate progress and sustain community and funder support for predator eradication.
Counting Birds to Build a Baseline of Environmental Change
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