Sponsorship

Kiwi Chick Sponsorship Packages

Sponsoring a kiwi chick will help to save the rowi and Haast tokoeka from extinction. Your donation will help to fund kiwi husbandry costs, including: kiwi food, brooder equipment, incubation equipment and health and hygiene products. The duration of your sponsorship will be for one year. If you would like to help save New Zealand’s rarest kiwi, please consider one of the following packages.

Purchase Options

$20 Package$20
$20
$50 Package$50
$50
$100 Package$100
$100
$500 Package$500
$500
$1000 Package$1000
$1000

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Donate Now & Make a Difference!

All the highly endangered wildlife at the West Coast Wildlife Centre needs your help. Kiwi, Little Blue Penguins, and Tuatara are all under threat. The Rowi and the Haast tokoeka are also the two most endangered kiwi in the world, with fewer than 650 Rowi kiwi and fewer than 400 Haast tokoeka birds remaining alive today. Rowi are restricted to the Okarito Forest and the Omoeroa, north of Franz Josef Glacier, and the Haast tokoeka are limited to a small area of forest near Haast, South Westland.

Donating will help these highly endangered species step back from the brink of extinction. Your donation will help to fund husbandry costs, veterinary bills, as well as food, equipment, incubation equipment, and health and hygiene products. We will also donate on your behalf to the Tuatara and Penguin programmes, which volunteers throughout New Zealand primarily run.

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A person holds a kiwi bird indoors

您的每一次到访,都是对生命的守护

欢迎通过在线预订通行票开启您的旅程。您的到访不仅是一场深度游览,更是对我们物种保护工作的直接支持。除了独特的室内野生动物展区,我们还经营着一家深受当地欢迎的礼品店,您在这里选购的每一份纪念品,都将转化为保护奇异鸟的动力。

此外,如果您正在寻找弗朗兹·约瑟夫极其优质的咖啡,那您一定来对地方了。我们的游客常说,这里是放松身心、享受午后时光的绝佳驿站。在您出发探索冰川或雨林之前,不妨在咖啡厅点上一杯热饮,我们的烘焙坊还为您贴心准备了便携午餐包。在这个充满温情的空间里,您的每一次停留与消费,都在助力新西兰珍稀物种的延续。

A small kiwi bird with a long beak is gently cradled in a person's hands, eyes closed, appearing calm and relaxed.
Person gently holding a kiwi bird with a long beak, showcasing its fluffy brown feathers.