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May 16, 2023 Jaime Philips

tīeke on a branch

Only after rats were eradicated from Kāpiti Island did tīeke successfully establish themselves on the island. Image credit: Duncan-Wright (via Wikimedia).

Two volunteers in the forest.

Tama Blackburn from Waitara Taiao and Māia Gibbs from Taranaki Kiwi Trust in the bush with the F-bomb. Image credit: Rewild.

bellbirds around a nectar feeder

Korimako drinking from a sugar water feeder. Photo credit: Alex H Weller.

A tauhou with a berry in mouth.

Tauhou (silvereye) feed on bugs, fruit from native trees and nectar from shrubs such as kōwhai. Image credit: Jacqui Geux.

Close up of takahē feeding on grass.

Takahē feeding. Image credit: Kathrin and Stefan Marks.

Volunteer logging trapping information.

Predator Free Wellington field officer recording results on his phone. Image credit: Jim Huyleborek.