Show Notes
In search of a rare Songbird…
Mohua were once one of the common forest birds of in the South Island of Aotearoa, but today most populations are declining.
Featuring
Marion Rhodes (Department of Conservation, Mohua Charitable Trust)
Joanna Hulsman (Department of Conservation)
Producer, Sound Recordist, Sound Editor & Presenter -
Karthic SS
Learn more about the Mohua on Mohua Charitable Trust, Department of Conservation
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Funded by the NZ Lottery Grants Environment and Heritage fund, administered by Te Tari Taiwhenua, the Department of Internal Affairs
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