by Richard Holdaway
Extinction is the final and irrevocable end of a species, and the fate of most living things throughout the earth’s history. Many of New Zealand’s native animals have been lost since people arrived – including the hefty moa and the lovely huia, and a host of less familiar species. We may just be able to save the takahē, the saddleback and other creatures that are hovering on the brink.
Main image: South Island geese
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