Russell is on the cusp of becoming mainland New Zealand’s first predator-free town. Landowner support has been critical to success so far, with thousands of traps deployed to help protect kiwi and other native species.
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A new service is making predator monitoring more affordable by removing the ongoing subscription costs typically associated with remote trap and bait station monitoring.
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Korehāhā Whakahau is a predator-free project in Whakatāne. It is creating employment opportunities for Ngāti Awa descendants to help protect native wildlife.
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The latest Predator Free 2050 tool is a bio-degradable bait pod that can be distributed by a drone with incredible accuracy. It has been designed to help target introduced predators along sensitive boundaries or in remote areas.
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DOC scientist, Elaine Murphy, talks about a new bait she’s developed to target stoats, and why she’s a big believer in Predator Free 2050.
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