Staglands Wildlife Reserve

History

HistoryEnglish couple John and Carole Simister established Staglands Wildlife Reserve on 113 acres (45 hectares) of land in the upper Akatarawa valley in 1972. The reserve is home to a variety of native and exotic wildlife, and runs captive breeding programmes for whio, brown teal, kea and kākā. It is now run by John and his partner Sarah Purdy.

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Publication

Peacock, Staglands, 2007

Details

Date established1972Geotag^[1]

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Staglands Wildlife Reserve