Braided river species thriving with predator control

March 5, 2020
12:18 pm

New predator control networks in the Cass and Godley river valley's were installed in 2019 by Te Manahuna Aoraki. Monitoring over nesting season tests whether the braided river species are thriving with less predators around.

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