Stephens Island

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Stephens Island is a small, remote island in New Zealand’s Cook Strait, historically notable for its unique wildlife and the infamous extinction of the Stephens Island wren.

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Surface form Occurrences
Saint Stephen Island 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf island
access restricted
alsoKnownAs Takapourewa NERFINISHED
area approximately 1.5 square kilometres
associatedWithSpecies Cook Strait giant weta NERFINISHED
Stephens Island wren NERFINISHED
diverse seabird colonies
fairy prion
fluttering shearwater NERFINISHED
little penguin
sooty shearwater NERFINISHED
tuatara
characteristic remote
small
conservationAction eradication of introduced mammals
habitat restoration
strict access control
country New Zealand
hasConservationStatus important breeding site for seabirds
important stronghold for tuatara
hasFeature exposed terrain
grassy slopes
scrub vegetation
steep cliffs
hasStructure Stephens Island Lighthouse NERFINISHED
hasUse lighthouse station
historicalEvent extinction of Stephens Island wren in late 19th century
introducedSpecies domestic cats (historically)
other mammalian predators (historically)
introducedSpeciesImpact cats contributed to extinction of Stephens Island wren
lighthouseFirstLit 1894
locatedIn Cook Strait NERFINISHED
Marlborough Region NERFINISHED
South Island vicinity
locatedInBodyOfWater Tasman Sea–Pacific Ocean boundary NERFINISHED
managedBy Department of Conservation (New Zealand) NERFINISHED
namedAfter Philip Stephens NERFINISHED
notableFor extinction of the Stephens Island wren
high seabird diversity
large tuatara population
unique wildlife
partOf New Zealand outlying islands NERFINISHED
population no permanent civilian population
separates North Island NERFINISHED
South Island NERFINISHED
status nature reserve
wildlife sanctuary
usedFor conservation management
scientific research

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Traversia lyalli endemicTo Stephens Island
Isla San Esteban nameMeaning Stephens Island
this entity surface form: Saint Stephen Island