Communities, Kaitiakitanga, Conservation | Urban Pest Control
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Tiakina Whangārei is teaming up with local community group Kamo Community Inc to help Kamo become the next predator free suburb in the district by providing free backyard trapping workshops to More
A joint community initiative on Beach Road is celebrating after six months of targeted rat trapping, with the latest trap survey showing no detectable sign of rats. In early February, Onerahi More
Kamo has an exciting opportunity to be part of the national Predator Free movement. Following the establishment of the successful Predator Free Onerahi project, and with Predator Free Parihaka off the More
Biologists, scientists, school children and members of the public will descend on Parihaka Reserve next month as part of an intensive two-day survey of the reserve’s biodiversity. The ‘BioBlitz’ is More
A recent community survey shows overwhelming support from both residents and visitors to increase predator control and support the return of more native species to the Parihaka Reserve. Tiakina More
Rachel M wants to protect our native birds, and their habitats. She first started backyard trapping because she has seen first-hand the effects of pest control. “We lived near the Pukenui Forest More
Native wildlife residing in Parihaka Reserve - Whangārei’s iconic landmark - will be better protected over the next decade thanks to new funding. The Whangārei District Council has allocated More
Bats/Pekapeka are New Zealand's only native land mammals and we are lucky enough to have them populating the Pukenui Forest, fringing the western edge of Whangārei. The winged mammals were crowned More
A thriving rat population along Onerahi’s Beach Road foreshore is to become the area of focus for a joint community predator control project, with support from residents being sought to ensure its More
Tiakina Whangārei is working hard to keep pests out of Whangārei city, encouraging residents to get involved in backyard trapping, and targeting specific areas such as waterways, which research has More
Each year we survey areas around Whangārei to find out more about the pest mammal populations in our city. This is crucial for the work we do to make sure we are on track to achieving our objective of More
Over lockdown 2.0, we talked with Mark Garry, owner of Pacific Coast Kayaking about his passion to help Onerahi become predator free. He got involved in the Tiakina Whangārei Predator Free Onerahi More
