Gadea, onpe gram, I'm a wikifatma conservation here in Fangare and I'm a part of the Kiwi team. On the side of the road in Poudua, we're here with the community to show them how close these birds are nesting to the road and to their farm. We're in the farmland here, we're not in the big bush and I think it's really important for these people out here to know where these birds are living so that they can further help protect them. Around Christmas five years ago, on the other side of the mountain, we had a dog get into this reserve and kill seven of our radio transmitted adult birds. The dog may very well have killed more than seven and so we worked fairly closely with this community in those last five years, trying to get them to be aware that Kiwi are living in their area and how they can help to keep them living here to protect them. The school comes out regularly with us to visit Kiwi in the field and they get to appreciate how close Kiwi live to their properties and to their school. They've been involved with planting around their school. They do education programs to teach their kids and more importantly probably their parents about how vulnerable Kiwi are in this area and what they can do to help. The farm is also put their dogs through Kiwi version training so the dogs educated to stay away from Kiwi and that's an important part of this as well as not only teaching the owners of the dogs about dog management but also the dogs themselves to stay away from Kiwi and this is the result of all that protection work. This sort of fella is probably around a week week old, week hatched so we're just going to put a little transmitter on him here in Wei'in and measure him, put him back in the nest and this will be the next generation to come through. I guess one of the main messages here is how close these birds are living to people that they're not living miles away in the big bush. They're living right here amongst working farms and that's a road there in the background. So it's been a bit of a busy first day out of the nest for the Sittelfilla but hopefully we'll be able to use him to help encourage and inspire the community to get in behind and help save these things in their area and as you can see, they're well worth saving. He's just gone straight and under dead and it's all cool.