Kākāpō Files II

The Kākāpō Files podcast is back with what’s set to be the biggest breeding season of all time for the world’s favourite parrot.

Hosted by Alison Ballance

On air:

Tuesdays at 11:45am on RNZ National

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Alison Ballance

Host and Producer
Claire Concannon
Producer

Season 2 is made in collaboration with DOC's kākāpō recovery programme.

If you would like to know more about kākāpō you can follow the Kākāpō Recovery Programme on Facebook and Instagram. Kākāpō scientist Andrew Digby is on Twitter.

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Email us at: podcasts@rnz.co.nz

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