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Takahē chicks hatched in New Zealand’s Greenstone and Rees valleys, signaling progress in restoring the endangered bird beyond its historic range.
In 2025, takahē chicks hatched in New Zealand’s Greenstone Valley, while a newly released population in Rees Valley began laying eggs, marking key progress in restoring the endangered bird beyond its historic Fiordland range.
Led by the Department of Conservation and partners including Ngāi Tahu, conservation efforts involving predator control and habitat restoration have helped more than half of all takahē now live in four wild sites.
Though challenges remain, early nesting signals long-term potential, with increased sightings expected along trails like the Rees-Dart track.
The public is urged to report sightings and keep pets away to protect the birds.
Los polluelos de Takahē nacieron en los valles de Greenstone y Rees en Nueva Zelanda, señalando un avance en la restauración del ave en peligro de extinción más allá de su área histórica.