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BNZ Save the Kiwi
Kiwi are an icon, and an oddity. Flightless and nocturnal, these remarkable birds are the national symbol of New Zealand and its people. This website reveals the kiwi's world, and the work of BNZ Save the Kiwi. Our aim is for kiwi to once again flourish, secure for generations to come.
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Kiwi Hui 2010
The dates for the National Kiwi Hui 2010 have been announced. Register your interest now ...
News
- Kiwi Dip Helps Keep Real Kiwi Safe - 29/01/2010
- Historic Day for Rare Kiwi - 16/12/2009
Events
- 15-16 Apr 2010 : National Kiwi Hui - 29/01/2010
- Jan-Feb 2010 : Haast Summer Programme - 21/12/2009
- Dec-Feb : MEG Summer Adventures - 16/12/2009
Money for Kiwi
Thanks to our generous sponsors & supporters, we granted almost $1 million to projects this year. More...
Kiwi Poll
Volunteer for Rowi
Volunteer to help save rowi! Find out more...
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Did You Know?
Kiwi are usually monogamous – pairing for up to 30 years – and the female is bigger and dominates the male. This monogamy and role reversal is rare among birds.