Image: Dave Sutherland | ©
Child with trap box.
Backyard trapping
Trap and monitor predators in your own backyard.

Achieving the goal of a predator free New Zealand by 2050 will require a massive team effort.

You can make a difference by setting traps in your garden and catching pests like mice, rats, possums and stoats. 

One of the best ways you can look after the native birds and lizards in your backyard is by protecting them from rats and mice.

A trapping tunnel is a box to put a rat trap inside. The tunnel is designed to protect your young family members and pets from the trap.

Use your detective skills and help us track down pests like rats, stoats and mice.

See Predator Free 2050 Trust - get involved for more ways to get involved.