Project Janszoon releases the first kākāriki into the Abel Tasman National Park

In May 2014 Project Janszoon transferred 12 captive raised kakariki to the Abel Tasman National Park from Lochmara Lodge in the Marlborough Sounds.
Two weeks later they were released into the wild. This is their journey.

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