Research suggests our friendly and curious kakaruwai (South Island robin) might be losing their bold personalities in the presence of introduced predators.

When it comes to predator control on New Zealand farms, few know their stuff better than experts Cam Speedy and John Bissell.

With bright colours and bold mating habits, hihi (stitchbird) are fascinating birds. Understanding their reproduction is vital to keeping them alive.

Catios give pets outdoor enrichment while protecting them from cars, fights, and disease, and help keep wildlife safe, too.

Nearly eight out of ten New Zealanders support the ambitious goal of completely eradicating introduced predators.

Possums are visual, social and promiscuous creatures. Throwing a party and catching possums have more in common than you might think. 

Stoat detections dropped by more than 95% in Fiordland trials using a new toxic sausage bait, raising hopes for controlling stoats in remote places.

Dubbed ‘the clever clowns of the Alps’, kea are much loved for their cheeky spirit and keen intelligence.

Aotearoa Pasifika Men’s Group felt the absence of birdsong in Porirua. So they did something about it.

Otago Peninsula is possum free, and residents have been enjoying thriving native gardens and more native birds than many can remember.

Homegrown Kiwi innovation is doing heaps for predator control, and it’s not just the big players with fancy products. 

A new AI thermal camera watching traps overnight revealed some surprising results that are changing the way this trapping group targets predators.

In human years, she wouldn’t quite qualify for a Gold Card, but in kōkako years, Ruahine is a living legend.

Supported by the Simplicity Foundation, these community groups across Aotearoa have received funding from our Predator Free Communities Funding Programme.

Kiwi are finally back in the hills above Wellington. What got them there was years of controlling stoats – and unexpectedly, a ten-centimetre piece of wood.