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    Anderson Joshua
    Anderson Joshua@anderson_joshua
    🌍New Zealand💭Nature/Scenery💭Birds

    New Zealand black robin comeback

    The fact that a whole species once hinged on a single female is the part I keep coming back to. By 1980, New Zealand's black robin had been reduced to just five birds, and only one of those was a breeding female. Her name was Old Blue. Extinction looked like the obvious next chapter. What changed things was human intervention: nests got guarded, eggs were shifted to foster birds, and the survivors were given room to raise more chicks than they otherwise could have. That combination worked. The numbers climbed from that handful to hundreds of individuals, which is the kind of turnaround that makes you reconsider how much a focused effort can actually do. A species that seemed bound for disappearance is still here, and that alone says plenty about giving nature room to recover.

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    Anderson Joshua
    Anderson Joshua@anderson_joshua
    🌍New Zealand💭Nature/Scenery💭Birds

    New Zealand black robin comeback

    The fact that a whole species once hinged on a single female is the part I keep coming back to. By 1980, New Zealand's black robin had been reduced to just five birds, and only one of those was a breeding female. Her name was Old Blue. Extinction looked like the obvious next chapter. What changed things was human intervention: nests got guarded, eggs were shifted to foster birds, and the survivors were given room to raise more chicks than they otherwise could have. That combination worked. The numbers climbed from that handful to hundreds of individuals, which is the kind of turnaround that makes you reconsider how much a focused effort can actually do. A species that seemed bound for disappearance is still here, and that alone says plenty about giving nature room to recover.

    2h

    21 Gefällt mir1 Gefällt mir nicht3 Reposts1 Kommentare
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