Autumn Pulse 1st April
Wed 1 Apr, 2 weeks from now
The next Pulse is due to start the first week of April 2026. Fill your bait stations and check your traps!
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TUS Vacancy - Community Coordinator - UPDATE
Fri 27 Feb, 2 weeks ago
Passion for the local environment, organisational ability and great team building are key elements of this role.
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Predators Caught
Since 2016
Since 2016
18,674
Rats
352
Possums
9
Stoats
Volunteer Effort
Since 2016
Since 2016
31,536
Volunteer Hours
85
February Hours
85
Regular
Volunteers
Volunteers
Your backyard counts!
Our goal is to have as many neighbours as possible setting traps, controlling weeds, and planting natives.
Get your backyard on the job, we can help you with equipment and supportive advice.
We also run neighbourhood weeding bees and trap lines.
Reducing pests to 5%
We want to see Titirangi become an urban sanctuary of thriving native biodiversity where rare and special native species are part of our daily lives.
Our first step is predator suppression across 360 hectares. Once predators are reduced to 5% we'll be able to reintroduce native species that haven't been seen in Titirangi for 50 years.
46 hectares are now under intensive predator control.
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