
Sarah Tunnicliffe
Sarah Tunnicliffe is a senior biodiversity ranger with the Department of Conservation (DoC) in New Zealand, known for her involvement in managing the Kaimanawa horse population. She advocates for population control methods and emphasizes the importance of balancing the health of the heritage herd with the protection of New Zealand's unique ecosystems.
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DoC project lead Sarah Tunnicliffe said the department was finalising the logistics of the muster.
Charities raise money for Kaimanawa muster, save horses from cullingDepartment of Conservation senior biodiversity ranger Sarah Tunnicliffe said despite a 'tremendously successful muster' earlier this year, the herd was still beyond the 300 horses considered to be sustainable.
Inside the Taupō farm taming wild Kaimanawa horsesSarah Tunnicliffe is a DoC senior biodiversity ranger who discussed the balance of herd health and ecosystem protection.
Bay of Plenty horse trainer takes on third Kaimanawa assignment




