Trapping

Every Property Makes a Difference

Before humans arrived in New Zealand there were no ground-dwelling mammals – it was the land of birds.  But that changed when people arrived with rats, cats, dogs, stoats, possums etc. Our native forests and wildlife have no defences against these recent arrivals so it is essential to control introduced predators to protect native ecosystems.  Pest control keeps forests and wetlands as functioning habitats and enables native birds, insects and lizards to breed and thrive.