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Find out what you need to know to help protect kiwi.
Resources to Save Kiwi
We’ve collected some of the best resources and information available to support people working to help save kiwi. You’ll find links to them here.
One of our top tips is the ‘How to save kiwi’ DVD. You can order a free copy of this DVD.
Whenever we find a new resource we know will help kiwi conservationists, we add it to the toolbox. Please contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it if you:
- have, or know of, any good resources or information that aren’t yet here
- would like a link to your kiwi group added to links and other resources
- would like our help to track down specific information – if it doesn’t exist already, we may be able to develop it
- have any ideas for activities we can add to the Kiwi classroom
In this section…
Kiwi Protection & Info
Find out what you need to know to help protect kiwi.
Strategic Plans & Docs
The Department of Conservation has formal strategies and plans to guide how kiwi are managed.
Call Count Monitoring
Hear what a kiwi call sounds like, and learn how to monitor kiwi.
Start/Maintain a Project
Learn how to set goals, manage your project well and find funding.
Predator Control/Monitor
Learn how to monitor and control kiwi predators.
Dogs and Cats
Dogs and cats are a significant problem for kiwi. Find out why, and what you can do.
Habitat Protection
Protecting places kiwi live is very important.
Forestry & Kiwi
Depending on how they are managed, exotic forests can be useful kiwi habitat.
Advocacy
To help save kiwi, people need to understand the problem, and care enough to do something to help.
Research, Science & Tech
Science and research is the foundation for our work to help save kiwi.
Workshops
The kiwi workers network lets us share what we know, and learn from other people.
Where to See Kiwi
Seeing a live kiwi is a thrill. Here are some places that offer the opportunity.
Links & Other Resources
Interested in learning more? These other web sites may have what you are looking for.
Take Action
What you do – or don’t do – can mean life or death for kiwi.
The Trust
Our trustees help guide BNZ Save the Kiwi.
Dogs and Cats
Dogs and cats are a significant problem for kiwi. Find out why, and what you can do.
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Did You Know?
We used to think only male kiwi incubated eggs. We now know great spotted, rowi and the Haast tokoeka share incubation, and sometimes southern tokoeka pairs enlist the help of other kiwi to share incubation.