Empowering the next generation
Waiuku Trap Library ...
July 31, 2026Tracking our night flyers – Pekapeka in Franklin
Whakaupouku Landcare ...
July 31, 2026Restoring Turanga – One Saturday at a time
Predator-Free Whitford ...
July 31, 2026Discovering a endemic species at risk sparks action
Mangatangi–Maramarua Catchment ...
July 31, 2026Working smarter: Tech-driven success going strong
With an exceptionally high uptake of smart cages and traps with automated monitoring tools, this small but mighty group has achieved astounding coverage of both traps and bait stations across their rural landscape. Predator-Free Whiriwhiri’s approach proves that working smarter, not harder can deliver exceptional results. By using technology to optimise placement, timing, and trap performance, they’ve built a data driven system that’s efficient, effective, and sustainable. The payoff? Dram...
July 31, 2026Bridging gaps, building halos, sustaining the vision
Jobs For Nature Kaimahi ...
July 14, 2026Building community resilience
Stories and lessons from successful community-led conservation projects across Aotearoa....
July 14, 2026Creating wildlife corridors
How connecting green spaces helps native species thrive and move safely through urban and rural landscapes....
July 14, 2026Why predator control matters
Understanding the impact of introduced predators on native wildlife and how community action makes a difference....
July 14, 2026Coastline conservation with big vision
The C.R.E.S.T ...
July 14, 2026Restoring the mauri of a river unites a community
This year their collective effort was recognised as recipients of the Auckland Catchment Group Showcase Award at the 2025 Ballance Farm Environment Awards, a reflection of the hard mahi and leadership shown across the catchment. Action driven by the community joining forces to trap pests, remove weeds, protect waterways, and bring native bush back to life.And the impact is clear:A record 2,024 possums reported this year133 ferrets trapped, along with stoats and weaselsFour water quality ‘wakaâ...
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Te Ara HÄ«koi empowers communities across Franklin to protect and restore nature through predator control, habitat restoration, pest plant management, and conservation education.
