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The Predator Free New Zealand Trust was established in 2013 to connect and energise all New Zealanders towards a predator free Aotearoa New Zealand to enable our native species to thrive.

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

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

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  • Get involved
    • Find a group
    • Backyards and neighbourhoods
      • How to identify backyard predators
      • Start backyard trapping
      • Make your garden safe for wildlife
      • Rat proof your compost bin
      • Get the neighbours involved
    • Farms, rural and bush
      • Know your target predators
      • Predator control on farms
      • Bush and large areas
      • Trap, bait and equipment tips
    • Kids and schools
    • Spread the word
  • Toolkits
    • Know your target predators
    • Group toolkit
      • Start a group
      • Management and communication
      • Fundraising
      • Funding and grants
      • Governance
      • Add your group to the national map
    • Trapping and baiting toolkit
      • To trap or bait?
      • Backyards and neighbourhoods
      • Farms
      • Lifestyle blocks
      • Bush and large areas
      • Trap, bait and equipment tips
    • Schools toolkit
      • Kids and schools
      • Lesson plans and activities
      • Help wildlife thrive at your school
      • Predator control guide for schools
      • Know your target predators
      • Field trips and courses
    • Is your predator control working?
  • Shop
  • Stories and research
    • Articles
    • Webinars
  • About us
    • Predator Free New Zealand Trust
      • Our mission
      • Activators Programme
      • Apprentice Programme
      • Predator Free Communities Funding
      • Our research
      • Our events
    • Predator Free 2050 vision
      • About Predator Free 2050
      • History of eradication
      • Fenced sanctuaries
      • Large predator control projects
    • National map
    • Contact us