What with dirty dairying and fast-food...read more
Native plant, pest control poison of the future?
Radio NZ
Could the native tutu plant be the pest control poison of the future?...read more
Bid to aid rarest kiwi quickens
The Press
Marama and Whetu are oblivious to huge efforts to save their species as they nest on their precious egg under a hollow tree stump ...read more
Nature's lean, mean killing machine
NZ Herald
Stoats represent the biggest threat to New Zealand's surviving native birdlife. They account for more than half of ki<...read more
Biodiversity values come first
Gisborne Herald
Once it became apparent that possums were having a significant and detrimental impact on the unique biodiversity values of Ne...read more
Possum traps found in Hutt suburb
Dominion Post
Illegal possum traps found in an Upper Hutt suburb could have injured children or local pets, says SPCA.
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AHB responds to criticisms, says fur recovery options being explored
Gisborne Herald
The Animal health Board has never been quoted a "per possum"...
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DOC 'needs to open up on 1080 succeess'
Stuff
There are messages to get out about the effectiveness of it.
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1080 protesters denies killing keas
Radio New Zealand
A campaigner against 1080 poison says he is sure his group has nothing to do with the deaths of six kea.
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1080 - this debate is a no-brainer
Marlborough Express
Argument over whether New Zealand should unleash 1080 poison
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Tongariro 1080 drop to include deer repellent
Wanganui Chronicle
A 20,000ha stretch of the Tongariro Forest P
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Wild dog and fox control program near Clarence Town
Dungog Chronicle
Feral dogs and foxes are being targeted by a
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More 1080 is needed to save our native birds
NZ Listener
New Zealand’s native birds are heading for extinction
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There's 1080 in our tea, so what's all the fuss about?
Dominion Post
If you want to learn the truth about 1080 poison read the recent
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John Hellstrom, an officer of the NZ Order of Merit
Radio NZ
Hellstrom supports the increased use of 1080 and says bird life
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1080 and pets: An interview with vet Kether Gati
TVNZ Good Morning
We need to put the risk of 1080 to dogs into perspective
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Evaluating the use of 1080 report
Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment
Predators, posions and silent forests, click for full report
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1080 is best means of saving forests
The Press
The controversial poison 1080 should be used more, not less
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Pest control turning tide for giant snail population
Manawatu Standard
Populations of a giant native snail species, which were in decline, are improving
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'Drop more poison to save our forests'
Dominion Post
Forests will become silent expanses, empty of native birds, unless the 1080
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Eradicating TB from the Hauhungaroa Range
Animal Health Board
The (AHB) will begin aerial bovine tuberculosis (TB) control in the Hauhungaroa Range this week
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Public support for Ulva Island poison drop
The Southland Times
A planned aerial drop of poison on Ulva Island has received overwhelming support
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Big response to call for pest control contractors
Animal Health Board
A nationwide call by the Animal Health Board (AHB) for potential new possum and ferret
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1080 In Action: A Local Conern
Department of Conservation
Mike Morrison’s not the sort to sit around and wait for something to happen.
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World First Stoat Poison Will Strengthen Protection for Native Birds
Voxy
A new toxin for the control of mammalian pests has been developed in New Zealand
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Environews
Radio Live
Environews discusses Possum poison with Janine Duckworth
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People power makes the difference
Nelson Mail
The future of New Zealand's native birds and bush is up to the general public
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More pest control measures seen as needed
Radio New Zealand
A rapid decline in native birds is evidence that more extensive pest control measures are needed
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Concern over fall in bird numbers
Nelson Mail
NZ's forests are changing as falling native bird numbers drive the loss of native plants reliant on them for pollination.<...read more
Native birds will 'die out' without help
The Nelson Mail
Native forests are falling silent as unprotected native bird populations rapidly decline
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Rats threaten endangered birds
The Southland Times
Endangered birds in one of New Zealand's leading wildlife reserves are under threat
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1080 drop hammers rats in Tararuas
The Dominion Post
Rat numbers have plummeted after a 1080 drop in Tararua Forest Park.
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Plenty to sing about in the Tararua Forest Park
scoop.co.nz
Rat numbers have plummeted following a 1080 operation as part of Project Kaka
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