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Trelissick Park Group
Predator Free Houghton Valley
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Predator Free Glenside
KATCH 22 (Mākara Peak Supporters)
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1000 pests caught on Mt Victoria
Bird numbers are soaring in Wellington
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Te Motu Kairangi - Miramar Ecological Restoration
Wellington leading the charge in conservation efforts
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Tanera Gully Restoration Project
Tapu te Ranga Ratbusters
Inspiring Wellington’s next generation of conservation leaders
Reprise of the rat census
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Goodbye possums, hello tūī
Predator Free Grenada Village / Grenada North
Predator Free Johnsonville
Predator Free Churton Park
Wellington to become world’s first predator free capital city
Are rats using Miramar storm water pipes as a super highway?
Predator Free Broadmeadows
Predator Free Thorndon
How to rat proof your compost
Final push to make Miramar Peninsula predator free in 2019
Momentum building for Predator Free Wellington
Miramar
92% of Wellingtonians support a predator free Wellington
After thousands of conversations we’re almost there!
Latest chew card study shows community trapping makes a difference
New Zealand's biggest urban eradication begins today
Predator Free Horokiwi
The Mākaracarpas
How to use chew cards
How to kill rats and engage a community
We are almost predator free on the peninsula!
How to make a wētā hotel
New research shows health benefits for Wellington's backyard trappers
Predator Free Wellington to get fast tracked with $7.6 million funding boost
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How worried should we be about rats getting back onto the peninsula?
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What's the difference between PFW and community trapping?
Expert trapping tips with Cam Speedy
Trapping guide for schools
Predators and Predator Free 2050
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Bird numbers soar to new heights on Miramar Peninsula
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Our Rats vs Wellington pop-up art campaign is live!
Paul Touhey, Predator Free Mt Vic & Phase 2 buffer
Mission "Impossible" with Youtuber Tom Scott
People, nature and wellbeing (2020)
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NZ seeks to exterminate predators to save native birds
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Predators all but wiped out on Miramar
Rats, stoats and weasels have been eliminated from the Miramar Peninsula
Miramar Peninsula celebration, a special day!
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Ōwhiro Bay Stream Trapping Group
Impact stories: Career path for skilled predator free workers
Impact stories: We've cracked the methodology
Can Wellington become the world's first rat-free capital?
Habitat preferences of Ship rats (2023)
Miramar Peninsula's bird numbers flying high
The value of volunteers (2024)
Rat or mouse?
Predator Free Wellington is on the move!
Chew marks and chew cards
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Stoat sighting on the Miramar Peninsula
Jim Tait, PF Ōtari, PF Wadestown and RAMBO
Predator Free Wellington proves NZ is world class
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Chris Hare, Hataitai trapper & Menzshed
Hunters on the trail of Miramar stoat
Predator Free Welly – the next frontier
Battle stations
Rapu the wonder dog smells a rat
Rotary on waterfront patrol
Predator Free army makes gains across city
Return of wildlife draws international plaudits
Governor-General turns rat-catcher
New technology boosting predator free fight
Wall St Journal: Inside New Zealand’s Mission to Wipe Out Predators
A new technology trial and a new communications programme lead
Some top trapping tips
Putting a price on precious native species
PFW on the BBC's 'What in the World' podcast
On the trail: a day with the Capture team
Mindfood Magazine: Angels of the Everyday
Wellington Airport sponsorship to turbo-charge Predator Free Wellington
Let’s crow about soaring bird numbers in the capital
Our technical experts
Impact stories: Increase in native birdlife
Impact stories: Community buy-in and social cohesion
Impact stories: Community connections
Our urban predator free blueprint
Wellington’s hill-dwelling rats lined up for ‘best last meal’
Super-sized ‘mega rat’ find shocks Wellington conservationists
Predator Free Wellington aim for pest-free Newtown, Ōwhiro Bay in 2025
How do we stop rats getting back in?
How we caught the Miramar stoat
Biosecurity remains top of mind for residents
DNA unravelling rat populations
Moving our project forward
Experts making an impact
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Can Wellington be predator free?
Predator Free Wellington faces $1.75m annual shortfall
Predator Free 2050 – strategy review for 2030
Predator Free Wellington and Wellington City Council win Supreme Award at Local Government Excellence Awards
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Return on investment (2025)
Gum Gully ki Tūranga Rere
Stoat detector dog gives Miramar a clean bill of health
Most Significant Change (2025)
Snap and share: our photography competition
Strong support for Predator Free Wellington among local election candidates
Can New Zealand really go predator free? Wellington shows both the promise and the peril
Data in your hands – the power of Arc Maps
Turning the tide on pests: Wellington’s predator-free mission
The time is now: Reflections from the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Abu Dhabi
Native bird numbers double in Miramar Peninsula
Making biosecurity smarter, not just bigger
How Wero helps make our city predator free
H2Zero trial – testing technology for scaled efficiency
Government invests $5.5 million to accelerate Wellington’s predator-free future
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