Story: Extinctions
During the later 20th century there was a relentless decline in the number of kākāpō, and there are no longer any left on New Zealand’s two main islands or on Stewart Island. The remaining small population (86 birds by 2006) lives on predator-free islands in southern New Zealand.
Source: Department of Conservation
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