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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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News
- Trade Me members to help BNZ Save the Kiwi Trust - 30.04.12
- Far North kiwi massacred by dogs. - 02.04.12
- Death of a Rainbow - 14.03.12
Events
- Northland Trappers Workshop - 13.04.12
- Northland Kiwi Hui - 31.01.12
- National Kiwi Hui - 28.02.11
Upcoming Events
Check out all the upcoming kiwi events.
Did You Know?
Female kiwi don’t lay the biggest egg in proportion to their weight. The world’s smallest seabird does, the tiny storm petrel. Weighing only 34 grams, she produces eggs up to 30% of her weight – and she has to fly with them on board.