The Mōhua Charitable Trust
Please help us save the threatened Mōhua, even a little will go a long way!
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The mōhua is a threatened species endemic to the South Island of New Zealand. It is particularly vulnerable to rats and stoats. Predator plagues caused by high levels of seed production ('beech mast') put mōhua at risk of population crashes leading to local extinction.
The Mōhua Charitable Trust needs funding to undertake conservation efforts such as translocations
to predator free islands to ensure these unique birds are safe.
The aim of the Mōhua Charitable Trust is to get mōhua and other native fauna populations back to the numbers once found in New Zealand's native forests.
More about us
The purposes of the Trust are to provide benefits to the public of New Zealand; to aid preservation and rehabilitation of native birds and wildlife, especially the Mōhua in the South Island of New Zealand;
to promote education about native birds in New Zealand and their preservation; to provide funding for the discovery, collection, relocation and rehabilitation of native birds including the Mōhua.
The aim is to get Mōhua and other native bird populations back to the numbers once found in New Zealand's native forests.
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