Don Merton

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Donald Merton (born February 1939 in Auckland) is a New Zealand conservationist best known for saving the black robin from extinction. He also discovered the lek breeding system of the kakapo.

[edit] Bibliography

  • Butler, David; Merton, Don. The Black Robin. 1992. Oxford: Oxford University Press. ISBN 0-19-558260-8
  • Jim Kidson: "Don Merton on the side of the Underdog" (page 15-17) in: Forest&Bird Magazine, February 1989. Forest&Bird Protection Society of New Zealand, P.O.Box 631, Wellington, New Zealand.

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