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In 1995, New Zealand’s flightless kākāpō population had fallen to 51 birds; island sanctuaries and managed breeding helped it reach 325 by 2026

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In 1995, New Zealand’s flightless kākāpō population had fallen to 51 birds; island sanctuaries and managed breeding helped it reach 325 by 2026

New Zealand’s kākāpō fell to 51 birds in 1995.

Predator control, island sanctuaries and intensive care have helped the population reach 325 in 2026.

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