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Corporate involvement

Get your mahi or workplace involved through team volunteering and giving

Corporate volunteering

We can help with your ‘CSR days’ and environmental volunteering. Wellington has so many great restoration projects making the city ready to be predator free – weeding, clean-ups, planting, helping revive our parks and reserves. Many projects can take volunteers on week days for a few hours, and would love your help! You can connect directly with one of these groups:

  • Nga Kaimanaaki o Waimapihi – contact Lisa Whittle at [Enable JavaScript to view protected content]
  • Trelissick Park Group – contact Angus Napier at [Enable JavaScript to view protected content]
  • Mt Victoria Bush Regeneration Group – contact Ellen at [Enable JavaScript to view protected content]
  • Kumutoto Restoration Project – contact Michelie at [Enable JavaScript to view protected content]

or you can check out other reserve groups on our community group page.

Email [Enable JavaScript to view protected content] if you need more info or if you’d like to combine your volunteering day with a donation to Predator Free Wellington – funding is our biggest challenge now, and every bit helps!

Payroll giving

Helping you make a difference every payday! If you work in New Zealand, the US or UK, your employer may offer payroll giving – this is a donation made directly from your pay.

You’ll get a tax credit for each donation and the PAYE tax you would normally pay is reduced! You can look forward to regular updates about how we’re progressing, thanks to your support.

Learn more about payroll giving and email [Enable JavaScript to view protected content] to let us know if you’re interested.

Something longer term

Keen to chat about how we could work together to achieve some magic for your organisation and ours? Get in touch with Briony at [Enable JavaScript to view protected content].

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      • Native birds are closing the gap on introduced birds on Miramar Peninsula
      • Measuring economic impact
      • Social outcomes emerging from Predator Free Wellington
      • Why Predator Free Wellington is built on community partnership
  • Sign up – Phase 2
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  • Miramar
  • Trapping
    • Find a trapping group
    • Community heroes
    • Knowledge hub
      • Our urban predator free blueprint (2024)
      • Most Significant Change (2025)
      • Return on investment (2025)
      • The value of volunteers (2024)
      • Habitat preferences of Ship rats (2023)
      • Social-ecological research (2022)
      • People, nature and wellbeing (2020)
      • Predator Free Miramar: How to kill rats and engage a community (2019)
      • Biosecurity: Rat or mouse?
      • Biosecurity: Rat or wētā droppings?
      • Biosecurity: Chew marks and chew cards
      • Biosecurity: Tracking tunnels and prints
      • How to get trapping (guide)
      • How to build a trapping tunnel
      • How to rat proof your compost
      • How to make a wētā hotel
      • How to build a corflute trapping tunnel
      • H2Zero trial – case study
      • Improving our biosecurity – case study
      • Using dog detectors early – case study
      • How to maintain your Victor rat trap
      • How to run a tunnel building workshop
      • Conceiving an unfenced urban ecosanctuary at Mātai Moana (2024) – external link
      • Estimating the impact of Predator Free Wellington on tree wētā (2025) – external link
      • Assessing the effects of predator control and habitat on lizards in an urban landscape (2025) – external link
      • Webinar - Analysis of Predator Free Wellington data from Miramar (2024)
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