Project Kiwi Trust works on the Kuaotunu Peninsula and coordinates a programme of initiatives with the support of volunteers to save the Coromandel brown kiwi.
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What Project Kiwi does
The Trust coordinates a range of programmes to control predators, and to understand and monitor the biodiversity of the Kuaotunu Peninsula. The aim is to increase the survival rate of kiwi chicks to ensure the kiwi population remains stable and grows. If you would like to support Project Kiwi, through sponsorship or donations, please go to the 'How you can Help' tab via the website link on this page.
History
Some quick history: The Kuaotunu Kiwi Sanctuary was establihed in 1996 with the enthusiasm of local landowners and supporters. As support for the project grew the Project Kiwi Trust registered in 2002 and has become a leader for the conservation of kiwi throughout the country. In 2019 the Project Kiwi Trust was awarded the Kiwi's for kiwi "Kiwi Project of the Year".
