Humpback Whale Population Recovers in New Zealand

Fifty years after New Zealand ceased whaling, the humpback whale population is showing signs of recovery, a development celebrated by Greenpeace, though concerns remain about the country's current conservation efforts.

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Fifty years after New Zealand stopped whaling, humpback population showing signs of recovery

Greenpeace is proud of the transformation but fears New Zealand has lost its conservational edge in the decades since.

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Humpback Whale Population Recovers in New Zealand

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Fifty years after New Zealand stopped whaling, humpback population showing signs of recovery

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