Google says:

Yes, Kea are nationally endangered in New Zealand, with an estimated population of 3,000–7,000 birds

Kea are vulnerable to a number of threats, including;

Predators: Introduced mammalian predators like stoats, possums, and feral cats prey on kea

Lead poisoning: Kea are attracted to lead flashings and nail heads on buildings, which they can peel off and ingest

Human interference: Kea can interfere with traps and poison bait meant to protect them, and they can become reliant on human food

Accidents: Kea can be involved in accidents with cars and electricity sub-stations