Following the return of the Kiwi to Wellington, after a century of native absence, the article will use the Capital Kiwi Project as a case study for New Zealand’s developing experiments regarding urban rewilding. It will address intensive methods for predator control, Māori and local community involvement measures, New Zealand’s expanding biodiversity policy as a unique way to restore wildlife, and whether Wellington could be the impetus and potentially a model for new conservation strategies internationally.
Read MoreAn exploration of the 2022 China-Solomon Islands Security Pact. The deal exposed greater questions about geopolitical competition in the South-Pacific, China’s expanding influence and the fears of Western states.
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