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First quarterly impact report released

We’ve been busy behind the scenes, and have produced our first quarterly impact report.

We wanted to capture all the great things happening in the predator free world and celebrate the difference all of us are making together.

It is an interactive online report available here:

Predator Free Wellington Quarterly Impact Report

Posted: 10 April 2020

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