Description
Since 2018, the Capital Kiwi Project has been working alongside locals, iwi, landowners, and Wellington City Council to transform the hills surrounding our capital into a safe haven where kiwi can thrive in the wild. This 23,000-hectare area stretches from Red Rocks in the south, through Mākara and Ōhariu Valley, to Whitireia Park in the north — a landscape roughly the size of Abel Tasman National Park.
Kiwi are remarkably tough and resilient. With predator threats managed to safe levels due to landscape-scale predator control, the vision is to see this national icon and taonga return to the trails, reserves, and paddocks of Pōneke.
Since 2022, more than 200+ kiwi have been translocated in over a dozen releases, and are now free-ranging in the hills west of Mākara. After being absent from the area for over 150 years, they are now home again.
Kiwi-nui before its release back to the wild in hills of Mākara/Wellington
Camera Settings
- ƒ/6.3
- 1/100
- ISO 6400
- EV 0
- FL 400 mm
Location
Mākara, Wellington, New Zealand
Print Size & Specs
Kiwi-nui
Limited Edition Photo ~ By Tony Stoddard
Extra Large Print
Paper Size (A0) 841 x 1189mm
Edition Number 10
*Unframed
Large Print
Paper Size (A1) 594 x 840mm
Edition Number 10
*Unframed
Medium Print:
Paper Size (A2) 420 x 594mm
Edition Number 15
*Unframed
Shipping
Please allow a minimum of 4 working days from printing to shipping. Photos are printed to order, signed, and numbered.
For print safety, larger prints will be shipped in a tube. Tracking details will be emailed as soon as your order is ready to ship.
Fine Art Print
Each limited-edition photo fine art print is signed and numbered.
Photos are archival pigment prints on Fine Art Smooth Cotton Rag 330gsm. Professionally printed by: Print Art – Fine Art Imaging
Helping to support our native birds
A portion of every print sold will be donated to The Nest Te Kōhanga, a wildlife hospital that’s dedicated to caring for New Zealand’s native species since 2009.
$1,648.00
Donated to The Nest Te Kōhanga
A massive thank you to everyone who has helped me raise funds to support the team at The Nest Te Kōhanga at Wellington Zoo. Your generosity makes a real difference.
A percentage of every limited‑edition print or photo purchased from my website will continue to support the incredible work The Nest Te Kōhanga undertakes to help rehabilitate our injured native birds and return them to the wild.
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