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Forest & Bird - Places for Penguins

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Places for Penguins coordinate this project to reverse the population decline of little penguins in Wellington. We are planting penguin-friendly coastal plants around the Miramar coast, monitoring nest boxes and educating people about threats to little penguins/kororā like car strikes, dog attacks and marine pollution. One of our main activity is predator control through monitoring a number of trap lines and bait stations in areas on the Miramar Peninsula and South Coast.

We are working in coastal northern Miramar to Seatoun; Shelley Bay; Carter Park; Strathmore Park; coastline from Breaker Bay around to Moa Point, including Rangitatau Reserve and Ataturk Park.

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      • Native birds are closing the gap on introduced birds on Miramar Peninsula
      • Measuring economic impact
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      • 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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