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NZ Native birds at risk

19/11/2014

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Gisborne Herald

A WAR is going on in New Zealand, said Morgan Foundation general manager Geoff Simmons in a presentation at a conservation forum in Gisborne last week.

That war is waged against predators that are decimating New Zealand's native bird population.

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Kea survive 1080 drop, figures say

13/11/2014

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Otago Daily Times

All 17 radio-tagged kea in the Mt Arthur region of Kahurangi National Park have survived the 1080 Battle for our Birds operation.

The fate of a further five kea being monitored in the park’s Oparara block will not be known until rain washes the last of the poison bait away.

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DOC finishes largest ever aerial 1080 drop

10/11/2014

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Greymouth Star

The Department of Conservation has completed its 'Battle for Our Birds' aerial 1080 poison drops over about 257,000ha of the Kahurangi National Park the largest in one area it has ever carried out.

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1080 to cull pests in Catlins 

8/11/2014

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3News

The Department of Conservation will start culling pests such as rodents and possums in the Catlins in order to protect mohua and other birds.

The Battle for our Birds operation in the south-eastern corner of the South Island begins on Saturday with an aerial application of non-toxic baits over 10,100 hectares.

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The good, the bad and the 1080 - what DOC has learned

3/11/2014

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The Dominion Post

THE Department of Conservation is in the middle of one of its biggest pest control operations, spreading 1080 pellets across more than 600,000 hectares of conservation land.

Along with the logistics of managing such large-scale operations, scientists are busy out in the field, keeping an eye on native birds.

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