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Celebrating 30 years of kiwi conservation, we’re giving one supporter a rare opportunity to name a kiwi chick hatched this season at the National Kiwi Hatchery. For three decades, the Hatchery has led the way in innovation, protection, and kaitiakitanga. Now, as part of our 30th anniversary, you could leave your mark on kiwi history. To enter, sign up for our newsletter link in our bio. Entries are open until 31 January 2026, with the winner announced on 4 February. Be part of our story and the

The hills are alive with kiwi chicks! Two chicks were recently spied by kiwi conservation group Capital Kiwi frolicking outside their burrow in South Mākara - and here’s the best bit - they live in a remnant native forest recently acquired by the Wellington Natural Heritage Trust, thanks to the generous donations of hundreds of Wellingtonians. We bought a forest and kiwi are thriving! P.S. Once again, this reinforces the belief that Wellington is one of the very few cities in the world where the

1.4K views · 110 reactions | Have you visited our brand new Kiwi Conservation Centre? We now house three brown Kiwi onsite; Awhi, Kahu and Mikaere as part of the national breeding programme. Open 7 days a week, 365 days a year! | Te Puia - Rotorua, NZ | Facebook