Gift guide 2024: presents with purpose

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Here is a list of gift ideas that go towards protecting and restoring wildlife that trappers, bird nerds, adventurers, and readers will *actually* use. There’s even something for people who have everything!

For the trapper

Set the trapper in your life up for success with gear that helps keep rats, stoats, and possums in check.

Trapping pouch

$45 from Fiordland Packs

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Trail camera

Starting at $299 from AJ Productions

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Luregard

Pack of 10 for $30 from Trap Tools

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PFNZ cap

$40 from PFNZ shop

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For the bird nerd

Perfect for anyone who can name native birds by their calls (or at least aspires to). These gifts bring birds closer to home and help support species recovery.

Pekapeka bird feeder with a tūī feeding

PekaPeka bird feeder

$90 from PFNZ shop

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Illustrated bird poster

$30 from PFNZ shop

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Tumblewood Tees

$59 from Tumblewood Tees

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For the reader

Fuel their love of learning with books about New Zealand’s unique environment, conservation efforts, or native species, all newly released in 2024.

Sam the Trap Man: Cracking yarns and tall tales from the bush by Sam Gibson

$45 from author’s website

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Six-legged Ghosts: The insects of Aotearoa by Lily Duval

$55 from Canterbury University Press

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New Zealand Geographic subscription

Starting at $50 from NZ Geographic

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Geckos & Skinks: The Remarkable Lizards of Aotearoa by Anna Yeoman

$59.99 from Potton & Burton

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For the adventurer

For the person who’s always off exploring the great outdoors. These gifts offer them new ways to enjoy nature and support conservation initiatives along the way.

Flightless the Pure Salt charter boat that voyages through Fiordland National Park.

Pure Salt

Prices vary for multi-day voyages through southern Fiordland

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Rotorua Canopy Tours

Prices vary for zipline tours through ancient forest treetops

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For the person who has everything

Give them the gift of conservation! Adopt a native species or sponsor a trap on their behalf, making an impact far beyond the holiday season.

Soft toy kākāpō, adoption cetificante and stickers.

Wildlife adoption

Prices vary, available from Ōtorohanga Kiwi House, Adopt a Kākāpō, Oamaru Blue Penguin Colony, Follow the Kiwi

Flipping Timmy mounted to a tree with a sweet flour blaze on the tree below it.

Give a trap

Trap prices vary and can be donated to groups across the country

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Click our map to discover the extent of predator control being undertaken throughout the country.

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