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Panoramic Mountain and Coastal Views from Hawks Lookout on Takaka Hill, New Zealand’s Scenic Riwaka Valley

Stunning landscape over Takaka hill, Nelson Bay in background. Aerial forward

Clearing, planting and tidying Hawke's Lookout Trust Chair Suzie Peacock is making short work of clearing an area along the track for restoration planting. #HawkesLookout #TakakaHill #nznature #restoration #EarthDay #environment | Takaka Hill Biodiversity Group Trust

Takahē Recovery Programme

Takahē (Porphyrio hochstetteri) - Biology Online Tutorial

The story of the Takahe is one of our most remarkable conservation successes. It was last seen in 1898 and presumed extinct for the next fifty years. In 1948 a population was rediscovered in Fiordland. Yet story of the Takahe has as much to do with who found them as with anything else. The man who rediscovered them was Dr Geoffrey Orbell, a well-respected physician from Invercargill. He had read widely about the Takahe and interviewed dozens of outdoorsmen who had explored the largely uncharted