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How a farmer shooting a burglar led to a conservation discovery
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How a farmer shooting a burglar led to a conservation discovery
Reading Time: 5 minutes By Peter de Graaf of RNZ It’s a conservation story unlike any other. How did a high-profile crime that had the nation’s farmers up in arms and a visit to an out-of-the-way rubbish dump lead to the discovery of critically endangered native bats in a Northland forest? The tale begins late one night in 2002, when Kawakawa farmer Paul McIntyre disturbed three men trying to steal a quad bike from his shed. As the would-be thie…
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