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Stoat detector dog gives Miramar a clean bill of health

This article was written by Justin Wong for The Post on 30 July 2025. Visit the article for video of Brad and Wero in action. Wero the dog and his best friend Brad Windust have just completed a sweep of the Miramar Peninsula and Mt Victoria looking for signs of unwanted stoats and weasels. They were pleased… Read more

Posted: 31 July 2025

Call yourself a Kiwi?

What if our national namesake disappeared? Wild as that sounds, 68,000 native birds, including the kiwi, are killed by predators every night. With over 4,000 species at risk, New Zealand now tops the global endangered species list. That puts our name to shame. As part of the Predator Free movement, we’re… Read more

Posted: 18 June 2025

Predator Free Wellington and Wellington City Council win Supreme Award at Local Government Excellence Awards

Predator Free Wellington and Wellington City Council have won the Supreme Award at the LGFA Taituarā Local Government Excellence Awards held at Tākina Wellington Convention and Exhibition Centre this evening. The LGFA Taituarā Local Government Excellence Awards celebrate programmes, projects, and approaches… Read more

Posted: 12 June 2025

Predator Free 2050 – strategy review for 2030

Consultation on this strategy has now closed. Learn how you can support our work or get in touch with us. Our project has made remarkable progress in the last five years. We've shown how to remove rats, stoats, weasels and possums from a city and hold the line. We have 1,500 hectares (and growing) of… Read more

Posted: 26 May 2025

Predator Free Wellington faces $1.75m annual shortfall

This article was written by Kate Green for RNZ on 8 May 2025. Predator Free Wellington is facing a shortfall of $1.75 million annually, largely due to a decrease in government funding from next year. The group has successfully eradicated rats from the Miramar peninsula and turned its attention toward the… Read more

Posted: 9 May 2025

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