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Kelburn Conservation Network

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Kelburn Conservation Network was established in August 2020 and is a volunteer, not-for-profit, community effort to support the growth of native birds and bush in the central Wellington suburb of Kelburn. As a key home for many ‘fence hoppers’ from ZEALANDIA Te Mārā a Tāne, and host to the Botanic Gardens, Kelburn plays a critical role in Wellington’s native wildlife expansion.

The Network’s key focus is the establishment of a residential predator control programme, but will also serve as a coordinating channel for volunteer planting, trapping and weed control efforts in the adjacent section of town belt known as ‘Pukehinau’.

Please join us

​The Network is still in its early formative phase. If you are able to offer support, host a trap in your backyard, or are willing to join the organising committee, please get in touch.

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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
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