Possums are visual, social and promiscuous creatures. Throwing a party and catching possums have more in common than you might think. 

New preliminary research shows cats are responsible for nearly all predation injuries treated at BirdCare Aotearoa.

Small, swift and secretive, weasels were brought here to control rabbits, which backfired on humans, weasels and native wildlife.

Why did they do it? What possessed New Zealand’s government of the day, its citizens and acclimatisation societies to introduce rabbits and then stoats?

To achieve Predator Free 2050, every last individual predator needs to be caught – and the final few are often the hardest.

There are moments in conservation where you can feel the tide turning, writes Predator Free New Zealand Trust chief executive Jessi Morgan.

Illustrator Andrew James outlines how the Department of Conservation are planning to respond to this summer’s forecast beech mast.

Five years ago, the forest above Waikawa in Marlborough was more horror story than sanctuary. Today, it’s on the road to restoration.

Aotearoa New Zealand has three rat species with similar looks but different behaviours. Knowing which makes your predator control more effective.

Returning introduced predators to their native habitats sound like a win-win. But that solution isn’t as simple, or as helpful, as it sounds.

Warmer climate. More seeds. More rats. Fewer birds. Climate change could create a predator paradise.

Feral cats are pushing wildlife towards extinction. But they aren’t part of the Predator Free 2050 strategy. Help us change that.

When cold weather pushes rodents indoors, infestations happen. They cause damage by chewing everything. The good news? Owen Stobart says you can prevent it.

Hedgehogs were introduced to make British settlers feel at home. The impact they have on native species is now only just being understood. 

A breakthrough is coming - a rat-specific toxin that leaves birds, pets, and livestock unharmed. We spoke with Dr Lee Shapiro about norbormide.