For the past several years we have conducted an annual kiwi survey to assess the population growth across the Brynderwyns. visit the page to see how things are going, population maps, review reports, an other interesting news.
For the past several years we have conducted an annual kiwi survey to assess the population growth across the Brynderwyns. visit the page to see how things are going, population maps, review reports, an other interesting news.
We are monitoring a key list of native birds that are important in this area. To learn what they are and what they sounds like visit the link below.
Each year a group of trained volunteers go out and monitor regular sites to assess bird native populations. We track year on year data so we can assess how each species is thriving.
In 2025, our community is embarking on an ambitious and transformative project to reintroduce native species that have long been absent from the Brynderwyn Ranges. Our dedicated community groups have tirelessly worked to significantly reduce predator populations, creating a safer environment for these species to thrive once again.
From 2014 to 2016 North Island Brown Kiwi were translocated to Marunui Conservation just to the north of Mangawhai in the Piroa-Brynderwyn ranges. Since that time the team at Marunui and other local volunteers have been working hard to ensure the kiwi are protected.
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