A falconer of 23 years believes the ancient art could help protect our native raptor population, and tackle pest problems.
Aotearoa has three native birds of prey: the ruru, the swamp harrier (kahu) and the New Zealand falcon (kārearea.)
Chris Brook is the co-founder of Kahu Conservation, a rehabilitation centre specialising in raptors. He talks to Jesse about how the birds can play a part in protecting our native bird life.
The New Zealand falcon, or kārearea. Photo: Supplied / Janice McKenna
