New Zealand has announced plans to eradicate feral cats by 2050, as part of efforts to protect the country’s biodiversity.
In New Zealand, Shaka is about to make history as Northland Regional Council's first Certified Possum Detection Dog — a very important job in the work of conservation, reported The Northland Age.
Two invasive pests are on the Bay of Plenty’s doorstep. But councils, the Government and iwi are working to keep the exotic ...
Kerre Woodham comments on the need to treat feral cats and dogs as pests to protect people and native flora and fauna.
Poisoned sausage baits and tree-mounted devices capable of spraying toxins are being considered. Read more at ...
Visitors are urged to be aware of toxins, as New Zealand's biggest regional park re-opens just in time for summer, after a pest-control operation. The final laying of 1080 bait in the Hūnua Ranges, ...
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Researchers have spotted an “exceptionally rare” pink grasshopper near a lake in New Zealand, a discovery that sheds more ...
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