Home LATEST STORIESMove aside Fortnite: can games teach us to care for native species?Games aren’t just entertainment – it turns out the right ones can also teach us about… LATEST RESEARCHWhat if there were giant sponges that could mop up carbon, floods, and house native species?Muggy, boggy and waiting to be drained – our past opinions on wetlands have not aged… Start backyard trapping Buy a trap for your backyard How to make your garden safe for wildlife Buy a NZ bird poster Predator control on farms Find a local group nearby Find a local group FIND A GROUP Sign up to our newsletter * indicates required First name * Last name * Email address * I’m also interested in receiving the newsletter for schools STORIES & RESEARCH Day in the life: installing a trap network in an ancient forest - Come behind the scenes with predator free apprentices Aidan and Jamie at Mammalian Corrections Unit (MCU) as they help establish… READ MORE As native birds flee to high ground to escape predators, will they have enough food to survive? - As climate change and introduced mammals push native birds into higher mountain forests researchers at Manaaki Whenua - Landcare Research… READ MORE
Move aside Fortnite: can games teach us to care for native species?Games aren’t just entertainment – it turns out the right ones can also teach us about…
What if there were giant sponges that could mop up carbon, floods, and house native species?Muggy, boggy and waiting to be drained – our past opinions on wetlands have not aged…