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Story summary
- The Kakapo parrot is experiencing a breeding surge tied to the largest berry bloom in decades, a turning point for the species.
- As of early 2026, 236 Kakapo remain.
- Nearly all reproductive-age females have bred, producing around 240 eggs.
- Ngai Tahu leads habitat restoration to support a target population of 300, up from 51 in 1995.
