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*North Island Brown Kiwi (''Apteryx mantelli''; est. 25,000, declining)
*North Island Brown Kiwi (''Apteryx mantelli''; est. 25,000, declining)
*Tokoeka (''Apteryx australis''; est. 300, critical status)
*Tokoeka (''Apteryx australis''; est. 300, critical status)
*Rowi / Okarito Brown Kiwi (''Apteryx rowi''; est. 250, critical status)
*Rowi / Ōkārito Brown Kiwi (''Apteryx rowi''; est. 250, critical status)
==Population==
==Population==
Nearly all species of kiwi in the wild have population rates that are declining, except those living in predator-free locations. The current population estimate for all kiwis is around 78,000 (down from 100,000 in 1998.) Some species are so low in numbers that a localized disaster could decimate or completely wipe out last the remaining wild populations. At the current decline rate the New Zealand Department of Conservation estimates the kiwi population on the mainland could be near non-existant by 2050.
Nearly all species of kiwi in the wild have population rates that are declining, except those living in predator-free locations. The current population estimate for all kiwis is around 78,000 (down from 100,000 in 1998.) Some species are so low in numbers that a localized disaster could decimate or completely wipe out last the remaining wild populations. At the current decline rate the New Zealand Department of Conservation estimates the kiwi population on the mainland could be near non-existent by 2050.
==Conservation==
==Conservation==