The Ōtorohanga Kiwi House has used the significant funding to help them with the recovery, their conservation work that they do. Traditionally, this has been funded through visitors to the centre, so they've been able to carry on and actually grow their conservation programmes. They support seven recovery programmes, including breeding North Island brown kiwi, whio, tuatara, pāteke, North Island kākā, and the Mahoenui giant wētā—a fabulous beast, if you ever get to meet one. Communities around the country—local communities, farmers, backyard volunteers who are trying to restore the biodiversity and grow our predator-free landscape—are really, really grateful for the significant national contribution that the Kiwi House is able to sustain because of the support of this Government.