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Seasonal dispatches from the Piroa-Brynderwyns — kiwi sightings, working-group news, weed action, and the volunteers behind it all.

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Autumn 2026

April2026

The latest edition — three young kiwi released into Te Waorahi, our first long-tailed bat survey, Project Bellbird’s 100th household, and Conservation Week highlights.

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We acknowledge the whenua and the iwi of Te Tai Tokerau, and thank our partners at the Department of Conservation and Northland Regional Council.