Predator Free Happy Hour Wellington
Join us for an evening of short presentations, good conversation and kai. It’s a chance to reflect on how far the movement has come, swap ideas and experiences and look ahead to how we can best support each other in the years ahead.
Come hear project updates, milestones and innovations from Capital Kiwi and Predator Free Wellington. The Predator Free New Zealand Trust will also share the latest on national momentum and the growing support for the Predator Free 2050 mission.
Come along, have a yarn and share a drink with others in the movement.
Predator Free Happy Hour
1 Oct 2026, 5 pm – 7 pm
Panhead Tory Street
1 Tory Street, Te Aro, Wellington
Murihiku (Southland) Predator Free Hui
Are you looking for fresh ideas, practical advice or a bit of inspiration for your predator control efforts? Join us for a Predator Free Hui, an event for people working to protect nature in backyards, parks, reserves and local landscapes.
You’ll hear from expert speakers, including:
- Fine-tuning your predator control – Cam Speedy, wildlife biologist
- Where are we at with the Predator Free 2050 mission? – Jessi Morgan, Predator Free New Zealand Trust
- Bringing the whole community along – Paul Kavanagh, Southern Lakes Sanctuary
- Conservation from a local indigenous view – Estelle Pērā-Leask and David Swann, Bluff Hill Motupōhue Environment Trust
- Updates on Predator Free Rakiura – Darius Fagan, Predator Free Rakiura
- New technology and developments – Tom Agnew, Zero Invasive Predators
- Eliminating possums across Banks Peninsula – Blake Thomson, Pest Free Banks Peninsula
We’ll also have exhibitors showcasing the latest advances in predator control technology, including AI capabilities, self-resetting traps and more.
This event is free and fully catered, hosted by the Predator Free New Zealand Trust and supported by Environment Southland and Zero Invasive Predators.
Murihiku (Southland) Predator Free Hui
31 Oct 2026, 9 am – 4.30 pm
Transport World Invercargill
491 Tay Street, Invercargill
