The aims of the Fiordland Wapiti Foundation are to educate and promote public awareness of the only free range herd of Wapiti outside of America and supporting a wide range of conservation projects from endangered species recovery programmes to control of introduced pests plus managing the impact of deer within the wapiti area.

 

2010 WAPITI BALLOT DRAW:
Ballot Draw Results under the
2010 Wapiti Ballot
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Non-Wapiti type animals or unwanted Wapiti animals removed from the Wapiti Blocks: The below total is the amount of animals that the Foundation has removed from the Wapiti block since we began animal management in the Wapiti area of Fiordland in 2005. Periodically this tally will be up dated.

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Last Updated (Tuesday, 24 November 2009 08:31)

 
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