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Conservation Highbury

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We trap rats, mouse and other pests around Highbury houses to helps more native birds make Highbury their happy home.

Snuggled up against ZEALANDIA Te Māra a Tāne, we’re the first suburb to benefit from the ‘halo effect’ with birds spilling out from the sanctuary to settle back into the city. We’re also next door to the Polhill Reserve, where kākā, tīeke (saddleback) and tūī have been nesting for the last few years. We can help by trapping the pests around our houses and gardens.

We provide free traps, information and updates. We ask you to report kills so we can report Highbury’s contribution to the bigger predator-free Wellington goal.

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  • Home
  • About
    • Why predator free?
    • Our supporters
    • Our team
  • Get Involved
    • Find a group
    • Suburb boundary map
    • Community map
    • Resources
      • Get trapping!
      • How to build a trapping tunnel
      • How to build a corflute tunnel
      • How to rat proof your compost
      • Chew cards
      • How to make a budget weta hotel
      • What's the difference between the eradication project and community backyard trapping?
      • GUIDE: How to kill rats and engage a community
      • WEBINAR: Expert trapping tips with Cam Speedy (PFNZ Trust)
    • Resources for schools
      • Predators & Predator Free 2050
      • Native Species (Momo Māori)
      • Trapping Guide
      • Monitoring Guide
      • Learning Resources & Activities
  • Miramar
  • Island Bay to CBD
  • News
  • Contact