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Latest from New Zealand

📰 Update · 2d

Can AI help catch the last stoat?

📰 Update · 1w

A lens into lizards: capturing New Zealand’s overlooked wildlife

📰 Update · 2w

Are New Zealand’s curious robins losing their charm to predators?

📰 Update · 3w

Golden tips for predator control on farms: expert advice from Cam Speedy and John Bissell

📰 Update · 4w

Face to face and fiercely fertile: hihi mating is wild

📰 Update · Jun 1

Best of both worlds: 5 fabulous catios

📰 Update · May 27

79% of New Zealanders support Predator Free 2050, new survey finds

📰 Update · May 25

Parties, decorations, snacks: how to get possums into your traps

Te Pou Tupua

Te Awa Tupua: The River That Became a Legal Person

Land & Rights

After a 140-year campaign by Whanganui Maori, New Zealand's third-longest river became the first river on Earth recognized in law as a living being with its own rights.

80MNZDCrown redress settlement accompanying the Act
290kmLength of river recognized as a living legal entity
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