Reviews
These large green parrots (moss potato’s) make my life significantly better. The podcast is always a joy to listen to. I never knew I could be so invested in such a silly creature :)
mattpelletier via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 07/10/24
I love this podcast so much!! It’s so cool to learn more about endangered species conservation so in depth especially with such a cool species!! I love this!!
emuzz1223 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 05/02/22
I enjoy every part of what you do . It makes me so happy to know there are people out there making a difference. When I became aware that there was something called a kakapo there were Around 90 or so out there. From listening to the podcast I know the last breeding season was very prolific and...Read full review »
just a guy 01 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 10/04/21
Alison Ballance and the kākāpō recovery team have created a wonderful podcast from the world of the most amazing parrot on this planet. I highly recommend to listen to it.
DORpapst via Apple Podcasts · Germany · 06/24/20
Having visited NZ and fallen in love with these amazing birds, this podcast helps us in Germany to stay connected ❤️
PeterEnis1235937275 via Apple Podcasts · Germany · 03/22/20
Loved listening to you and Deirdre discovering the fertile egg that would turn into the Kakapo named after you. Very special.
TLN65 via Apple Podcasts · New Zealand · 03/08/20
Outstanding podcast, couldn’t wait for each episode to arrive.
Owza68 via Apple Podcasts · New Zealand · 01/10/20
If you’re into Kākāpō amazing level of detail delivered beautifully
askken888 via Apple Podcasts · New Zealand · 10/15/19
Superb podcast. The breadth of the effort going into kākāpō recovery is astounding. Highly recommended!!
chewinja via Apple Podcasts · New Zealand · 09/03/19
For all things kākāpō, this is the place.
PGB-761 via Apple Podcasts · Japan · 08/06/19
Who would have thought the love-lives of 147 kakapo could be so fascinating! Snippets of science and drama each week as the Kakapo chicks hatch and gradually grow up.
Owairaka12 via Apple Podcasts · New Zealand · 07/20/19
Very interesting to hear how kakapo. Good news and bad news follow each other but great to be informed via this podcast. Very well thought out and presented podcast. Just great
kakapochick via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 06/01/19
Nice insight into the world of Kakapo
Blackrock Dublin via Apple Podcasts · Ireland · 05/30/19
I am fascinated by kakapos, and I am loving this blow-by-blow account of this nesting season. My only quibble is that you missed an excellent naming opportunity. It should be called “The Kakapodcast.” Keep up the excellent work!!
QuestionsOrCompliments via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 05/03/19
I got sucked into this wonderful podcast after it was recommended to me recently. It is a great blend of science, history, and storytelling and had me rooting for individual parrots as they struggled to breed, nest, and raise their chicks. I actually started from the beginning and binge-listened...Read full review »
Carmenalaus via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 05/01/19
Great information, perfect for bird lovers or anyone interested in conservation or bird breeding 😊
mrarchibaldd via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 02/06/19
Just wonderful stuff, more please! BTW little or no mention of Lt Barrier Island?
Wythall via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 02/06/19
An excellent podcast about Kakapo, very informative, interesting guests, lots of great information!
Jdgaf646 via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 02/03/19
Very informative and helps to understand all the processes necessary to save the kakapo!
Franklin Howley via Apple Podcasts · Dominican Republic · 01/30/19
These podcasts are the best way to be informed about all what happens in this exciting kakapo breeding season. Together with the kakapo book from Alison it makes me feel I am part of the team as well! A lot of people from all around the world are following this (I’m spanish for example) and we...Read full review »
Hordygurdy via Apple Podcasts · Norway · 01/03/19
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