Putting the oi into Mt Karioi

November 2021

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November 2021

Kristel van Houte with an oi on Karioi
A community project is ensuring a bright future for the grey-faced petrels of Mt Karioi.  More than 350 volunteers are covering 120km of trap lines on Mt Karioi near Raglan, helping restore one of the few mainland breeding sites for the oi, or grey-faced petrel. Karioi Project manager Kristel van Houte says the project started […]
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