Make your gully, garden & local wildlife safer
Predator Free Tamahere helps landowners and residents reduce rats, mice, possums and mustelids across gardens, gullies, reserves, lifestyle blocks and river-edge habitat.
Whether you’re already trapping, just getting started, or not sure what would help most, we can help you take the next practical step.
Together, we’re making Tamahere safer for native birds, bats and other wildlife.
Choose your next step
Whether you’re already doing predator control, just getting started, or keen to support local wildlife, there’s a simple next step.
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Tell us what you’re doing so your effort is counted. You can also share catch numbers, ask about improving your set-up, or discuss options such as AT220s, bait stations or neighbour coordination. Let Us Know
For practical tips, visit Already Trapping
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Get practical advice for your garden, gully, lifestyle block or larger property. Visit Getting Started or Already Trapping, or ask us for advice if you’re not sure.
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Share what’s happening on your property, offer local knowledge, come along to events, volunteer, sponsor traps or donate. You can also help by encouraging neighbours and spreading the word. Every contribution helps strengthen predator control across Tamahere.
Check out ways to get Involved
Community Impact
Over 13,500 pests removed
Over 580 registered traps
Community-led since 2022
Explore our live Trap.NZ map to see traps and catches recorded through the Predator Free Tamahere project.
The map shows part of the predator control happening across Tamahere. Many landowners are also trapping, baiting or using pest control privately. Tell us what’s happening on your property so local efforts can be counted and gaps better understood.