This handy guide is packed with quick tips for targeting feral cats — to help you trap these stealthy hunters.

A new study has revealed the endangered pāteke (brown teal) on Aotea (Great Barrier Island) is at serious risk of extinction within the next 100 years.

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

A battle of wits is unfolding on Waiheke Island. No, it’s not a rivalry between winemakers — but conservationists and the island’s last stoats.

Shirley-Ann and Rick Mannering run a productive sheep, beef and dairy operation. But alongside that, they’re leading a quiet ecological revolution.

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

It’s a dark, rainy night in the beech forest. A lemon-sized snail glides silently across the leaf litter, hot on the trail of an unsuspecting earthworm.

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

Record numbers of predators are being trapped in the West Matukituki Valley, but some still evade capture — new trap designs aim to catch them.

Smart traps that recognise their targets, reset, and adapt are joining the predator-free movement. And they can also withstand the rugged West Coast.

Kāhu are messy eaters and have questionable table manners and social skills, but they have become unexpected helpers for Hamish Trolove’s possum disposal.

From clever tricks to team parenting, here are some cracking facts about our native wildlife and their weird, wonderful eggs.

With funding from the Simplicity Foundation, communities across the country are gearing up to engage their community in the growing predator free movement. 

“Take only photos and leave only footprints”. But what if tourism did more? What if it helped bring back birdsong and regrow forests?

Living near an ecosanctuary comes with unforgettable wildlife encounters – and big responsibilities.