The government plans to overhaul regulations on genetically modified organisms outside labs. What does this mean for the predator free movement?

Envico Technologies’ new device, the Spitfire, is a clever twist on nature, turning predator habits into their undoing.

Conservation thrives on volunteers; in fact, many efforts in Aotearoa couldn’t survive without them. So, what magic recipe that keeps them coming back?

Tried some of our troubleshooting tips but still struggle to catch predators? It doesn’t mean there aren’t any left. Here are five *more* things you can do.

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

A new report reveals the extent of the problems with community conservation funding and provides a to-do list for fixing them.

Many farmers are already tapping into innovative resources, actively sowing the seeds of positive change for on-farm biodiversity. 

A ferret sniffing around petrel burrows and gannet colony on the west coast of Auckland ignited a race against time to protect the seabirds.

An intricate web of ecological, technological, and logistical challenges makes it clear that a diverse range of tools and skills is required.

Traps can get grungy and lose effectiveness if we don't give them attention. So, here is five ways to look after your trap and keep it catching!

So, you've set your possum trap, hoping to make a dent in the possum population… but your trap remains untouched. Time to try our troubleshooting tips.

Meet the F-Bomb: the latest predator trap invention. Lightweight, simple and easy to use, is it the key for the wider public to get into trapping?

Scientists are using genetic material sampled from waterways to discover rare species, indicate river health and solve environmental mysteries.

Photo-booths for lizards, long-lasting lures, and traps that can recognise what it’s caught - if you want high-tech solutions, talk to Critter Solutions.

Tamper-proof bait stations help you keep introduced predators under control and limit the amount of toxin that gets out into the environment.