For about 50 years, New Zealand’s Takahe was believed to be extinct — until a small population was rediscovered in Fiordland in 1948. Since then, massive conservation efforts have helped bring them back from the brink, and today their population is around 500!.Part of those efforts included relocating small groups to remote, predator-free islands. That’s where I saw this one. It’s technically “wild” — it roams freely — but unless it learns to swim long distances, it’s not leaving the island anyt

A little while ago, we helped these endangered, flightless birds up in the air with our mates at the Department of Conservation - on their way to a special new home.🐦🌱 #TakaheSuccessStory #AirNZPreciousPax | Air New Zealand

238K views · 10K reactions | Lions have the natural ability to ‘fix’ themselves & know instinctively what they can eat to heal whatever’s not feeling quite right. Grass helps to sort out mild stomach upsets or nausea just as Bella is doing here  | GG Conservation Glen Garriff | Facebook