Press Release: New research initiatives to boost tara iti conservation efforts

‍The objective of the research is to address high-priority knowledge gaps through targeted and collaborative research and communicate findings to DOC decision-makers, whānau, hapū and iwi, researchers, community groups, and the wider public.

New research initiatives to boost tara iti conservation efforts: Media release 29 August 2024

DOC is thrilled to announce the start of several vital research projects aimed at closing key knowledge gaps in tara iti (New Zealand fairy tern) conservation.

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