BUCKLANDS BEACH PENINSULA PREDATOR FREE PROJECT

Rats, Possums, Mustelids

Protect Our Native Birds – Stop Predators in Bucklands Beach!

Did you know that rats, stoats, and even possums can swim? These pests are making their way from our backyards to the predator-free Hauraki Gulf Treasure Islands like Rangitoto, Motutapu, and Motuihe—putting vulnerable native birds at risk.

With Bucklands Beach so close to these islands, we’re the first line of defense! By setting a FREE rat trap in your backyard, you’ll be helping to stop pests before they reach our offshore sanctuaries. Every trap makes a difference in creating a safer home for birds like kākāriki (red-crowned parakeet), korimako (bellbirds), and tīeke (saddleback), which are thriving on the islands.

Want to play your part in protecting our local wildlife? Sign up for a free trap today! Contact pestfreehowick@gmail.com to get involved.

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