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Hands-on guides to predator control
Made for community groups and projects, these guides are designed to help you catch more introduced predators.
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The Chatham Islands

Introduced predators threaten Chatham Islanders’ way of life

Living 800 kilometres offshore brings some unique challenges. For one thing, controlling introduced predators isn’t only about protecting native species.
Tongs holding a bundled up pair of tongs over a DOC 200

Old socks and kitchen tongs: 7 tools to elevate your trapping kit

Beyond the usual gloves, lure, and screwdriver, these trap accessories will help keep your traps rust-free, your gear easier to carry, and your lure safe.
Close up show of a lizard on a branch.

New Zealand’s lizards are disappearing: 97% of lizards need help

Of Aotearoa’s 147 native gecko and skink species, 96.6% are Threatened, At Risk or Data Deficient, with some reduced to just a few hundred.