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Community Conservation Celebration – Govan Wilson Road November 2023
Community Conservation Celebration Nov 2023Govan Wilson Road We recently hosted our annual Govan Wilson Road thank-you afternoon tea. With the Tamahunga kiwi and their two new chicks nearby, this community of trappers has an extra reason to stay motivated. The...
Exploring Nature’s Classroom – Marlborough Primary
Exploring Nature's Classroom:Marlborough Primary's Conservation Adventure at CUE Haven We recently enjoyed a wonderful opportunity to participate in a cultural and conservation learning experience hosted at CUE Haven for Marlborough Primary School. Along with an...
Spring Reboot – November 2023
A Rainy Day Celebration of Community and ConservationThe Spring Reboot On Sunday, November 19th, despite the heavy downpours, spirits were high inside the Matakana Hall as we gathered for the Spring Reboot end-of-year celebration and BBQ. With a good turnout, the...
Free Trap NZ App online training sessions – Oct 2023
Free Trap NZ App online training sessionsOctober 2023 Trap NZ is offering online training sessions over the next two weeks. Once you know how you will find the app easy to use and a great tool for monitoring your catches. Recording catch information provides us with...
The Forest Bridge Trust Conservation Hui 2023 – Building a Legacy
The Forest Bridge Trust Conservation Hui 2023– Building a Legacy Click for Hui Videos The Forest Bridge Trust's first Conservation Hui took place over two days at Ranfurly Hall in Kaipara Flats. With the theme of "Building a Legacy," the audience had the opportunity...
The Forest Bridge Trust Visit to Te Aroha Pā Marae
The Forest Bridge Trust Visit to Te Aroha Pā Marae An invitation from Ngāti Rango, of the Ngāti Whātua o Kaipara iwi to spend the day on the Te Aroha Pā marae, had staff members of The Forest Bridge Trust feeling both excited and apprehensive. Originating from all...
Public Kiwi Release – 19 Feb 2023
Tutukaka Landcare invite you to their public kiwi release event on the afternoon of Sunday February 19th.
Mātauranga- Predator Control From a Te Ao Māori Perspective
Mātauranga- Predator Control From a Te Ao Māori Perspective Tame Malcolm learned a lot of bush law from his dad, mum, aunties, uncles, cousins, right from a young age and knew he wanted to be involved in protecting the ngahere in some way, shape or form -and that’s...
Matheson Bay Family Trapline – 13 December 2022
Calling Local families!Join our beautiful Matheson Bay family trapline to protect our native wildlife!as part of the Pest Free Leigh Project Tuesday 13 December 2022 3:30pm-5:30pm This is a training day where you will be walking this beach line with our Predator...