| [00:00.00] | The bird recordings and recreated songs you hear now |
| [00:03.82] | are all of species that have disappeared |
| [00:06.58] | from these main-island forests. |
| [00:08.69] | we can't just blame Tibbles and his kin. |
| [00:11.72] | Humans have brought a whole range of mammalian competitors |
| [00:15.55] | and predators to these shores. |
| [00:17.75] | Today, the people of New Zealand are making amends. |
| [00:21.38] | This is New Zealand's most famous tree - Tane Mahuta, |
| [00:26.50] | Lord of the Forest. “ |
| [00:27.80] | There's more wood in this kauri tree |
| [00:29.69] | than in any other tropical tree in the world. |
| [00:32.81] | conservationists are working hard to protect |
| [00:35.35] | and nurture these special forests. |
| [00:37.57] | By collecting kauri seeds, |
| [00:39.23] | they ensure that new trees can be cultivated |
| [00:42.05] | and the forest expanded into its former range. |
| [00:45.42] | Meanwhile, the animal invaders are being controlled, |
| [00:48.92] | and birds that only survived on small outlying islands |
| [00:52.32] | are now being reintroduced to these mighty forests. |
| [00:55.99] | Back in Hawaii, being the remotest of all archipelagos, |
| [01:00.77] | you might expect the unique wildlife to have fared rather better. |
| [00:00.00] | The bird recordings and recreated songs you hear now |
| [00:03.82] | are all of species that have disappeared |
| [00:06.58] | from these mainisland forests. |
| [00:08.69] | we can' t just blame Tibbles and his kin. |
| [00:11.72] | Humans have brought a whole range of mammalian competitors |
| [00:15.55] | and predators to these shores. |
| [00:17.75] | Today, the people of New Zealand are making amends. |
| [00:21.38] | This is New Zealand' s most famous tree Tane Mahuta, |
| [00:26.50] | Lord of the Forest. " |
| [00:27.80] | There' s more wood in this kauri tree |
| [00:29.69] | than in any other tropical tree in the world. |
| [00:32.81] | conservationists are working hard to protect |
| [00:35.35] | and nurture these special forests. |
| [00:37.57] | By collecting kauri seeds, |
| [00:39.23] | they ensure that new trees can be cultivated |
| [00:42.05] | and the forest expanded into its former range. |
| [00:45.42] | Meanwhile, the animal invaders are being controlled, |
| [00:48.92] | and birds that only survived on small outlying islands |
| [00:52.32] | are now being reintroduced to these mighty forests. |
| [00:55.99] | Back in Hawaii, being the remotest of all archipelagos, |
| [01:00.77] | you might expect the unique wildlife to have fared rather better. |
| [00:00.00] | The bird recordings and recreated songs you hear now |
| [00:03.82] | are all of species that have disappeared |
| [00:06.58] | from these mainisland forests. |
| [00:08.69] | we can' t just blame Tibbles and his kin. |
| [00:11.72] | Humans have brought a whole range of mammalian competitors |
| [00:15.55] | and predators to these shores. |
| [00:17.75] | Today, the people of New Zealand are making amends. |
| [00:21.38] | This is New Zealand' s most famous tree Tane Mahuta, |
| [00:26.50] | Lord of the Forest. " |
| [00:27.80] | There' s more wood in this kauri tree |
| [00:29.69] | than in any other tropical tree in the world. |
| [00:32.81] | conservationists are working hard to protect |
| [00:35.35] | and nurture these special forests. |
| [00:37.57] | By collecting kauri seeds, |
| [00:39.23] | they ensure that new trees can be cultivated |
| [00:42.05] | and the forest expanded into its former range. |
| [00:45.42] | Meanwhile, the animal invaders are being controlled, |
| [00:48.92] | and birds that only survived on small outlying islands |
| [00:52.32] | are now being reintroduced to these mighty forests. |
| [00:55.99] | Back in Hawaii, being the remotest of all archipelagos, |
| [01:00.77] | you might expect the unique wildlife to have fared rather better. |
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