Fiordland Kiwi Diaries Episode 3 | Kiwi monitoring in remote New Zealand wilderness

Follow the Department of Conservation rangers working to protect kiwi from invasive predators in remote Fiordland, New Zealand.
Content warning: dead animals at 4.28 minutes. Viewer discretion advised.
To learn more about the work we're doing to save this taonga species, check out: www.doc.govt.nz/soik

[@hoptonstewart]

This entire series was incredibly moving! Huge kudos to everyone at DoC doing all this important work to protect our country's natural heritage.

[@petersadler1163]

Thanks to everyone involved with all the work that is done by DOC . New Zealand's flora and fauna are unbelievably precious. Really enjoyed watching this series, the videos will be watched countless times :)

[@Zaryn10]

That's so sad. Thanks for keeping them going.

[@Madfood678]

I absolutely adore following your videos, keep up the good work!! Cheers from Denmark! (w. family in Aotearoa)

[@liznm-natur-channel]

such a cutie 🥰 thank you for sharing this great video !

[@arckopolo]

Love the main guy in this. The series in general is excellent. A very tender portrait of the important work DOC are doing

[@robynehosking2452]

Aww. Seeing just the feet and beak. Sad. 😢

[@brycenew]

Damn that was hard. Thanks to everyone involved in protecting tokoeka!! Is stoat trapping done around the head of that peninsula, or is the terrain too tough / costs too high to make it viable?

[@Kereru]

I loved this series! Wonderful videos about important work ❤

[@janineogg2231]

beautiful series thank you.

[@nzrockboi]

Excellent video series

[@jibamichel-joret8103]

I am really amazed by the work you're doing in fjordland and I feel like all these efforts will pay ! My big dream is to move to new Zealand and work at the DOC so I thank you for your videos !

[@sal8527]

I don’t know if you could hear me cheering “NO STOATS IN THE NESTS! NO STOATS IN THE NESTS!!” all the way from Florida USA but I wouldn’t be surprised. Woke my son!

[@clintonsimmonds3956]

Kiwi power.

[@gingerunit]

Just found vids.of your wonderful work What is 10 80 please?

[@docgovtnz]

Kia ora Chris, 1080 or sodium fluoroacetate is the salt form of the naturally occurring toxin, fluoroacetate. It is highly effective for the control of rats, possums and stoats, which are the biggest threat to our native birds. It is also biodegradable making it suitable for aerial application over rugged and inaccessible terrain. Find out more about 1080 and why we use it here: www.doc.govt.nz/nature/pests-and-threats/methods-of-control/1080/

[@cute_animals_dk42]

I am from India Why did you remove your live bird video from your channel. I always used to see him. I love videos like this. I hope you show that video again ❤❤❤

[@docgovtnz]

Kia ora. The Royal Cam live stream is still online, you can find it on our website: www.doc.govt.nz/nature/native-animals/birds/birds-a-z/albatrosses/royal-albatross-toroa/royal-cam/

[@caravanlifenz]

Thanks for saving our native ball of fluff.

[@OrenC-P]

I suppose it would cost too much to set up a small stoat proof fence enclosure for the chicks around there?