Join us for a special Eco Talk celebrating the Black Stilt / Kakī – one of Aotearoa’s rarest and most treasured taonga species, found ONLY right here in South Canterbury.
Taleigha from the Kakī Recovery Programme, will share insights into the captive breeding side, and Claudia, who will bring the wild story to life, highlighting the challenges and successes of protecting kakī in their natural habitat.
We’re also teaming up with Predator Free Timaru, who will have discounted traps available on the night – giving you a practical way to support Predator Free 2050 and help protect not just kakī, but all of our precious taonga species.
Come along and learn about the unique world of kakī conservation – think kakī boot camp, tasty beef hearts, colourful leg bands, and more!
🕖 7pm start
☕ Supper to finish
💲 $5 pp cash or online
🎟️ Please pre-book
There will be a $5 cover charge. You can either pre-book via our website or let us know you are coming and pay cash on the night.
Thank you for your support.
About Eco Talks
This event is part of the South Canterbury Eco Centre’s monthly Eco Talks series. During the first week of most months, we host a guest presenter followed by supper and the chance to connect with others in the community.
Tickets are a minimum of $5 per person and can be booked via our website. If you would prefer to pay cash on the night, please let us know so we can plan catering numbers. admin@scecocentre.org.nz