Download >> Community committed to its chicks article
The Hutton’s Shearwater Charitable Trust celebrated transferring 102 Hutton’s shearwater chicks from the Kowhai River colony to the Kaikoura Peninsula colony last week.
Kaikoura community committed to its chicks – Kaikoura Star – March 2012
March 14, 2012
Hutton’s shearwater study to help pupils fly high – Kaikoura Star – January 2012
January 18, 2012
Download >> Bird study by Kaikoura High School pupils article
If we have a theme running throughout our teaching, the kids latch onto it better. It helps them to see the value of what they’re learning in the classroom. Bill Lonsdale, Kaikoura High School.
Farewell to the Hutton’s shearwaters – Kaikoura Star – April 2011
April 6, 2011
Download >> Dawn farewell to the shearwaters article
The Hutton’s shearwaters were ceremonially farewelled for winter on Sunday morning by 60 supporters of the endangered seabird that breeds only in Kaikoura.
Hutton’s Shearwater Charitable Trust – Mortlock McCormack Law Newsletter – September 2010
September 3, 2010
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Mortlock McCormack Law (MML) worked alongside Paul McGahan, Geoff Harrow and Lindsay Rowe from HSCT, three fantastically driven individuals dedicated to saving the endangered Hutton’s shearwater. These birds have formed a key part in New Zealand history being part of the mahinga kai (food basket) for a number of Maori generations. Once prolific in New Zealand, they are now reduced to only two wild remaining colonies and remain under constant threat of extinction.