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Trapline catches – latest

The information in this table has been downloaded from trap.nz. For ease of reading, we have excluded catches for a species where the total is less than 10. These included: Bird (7), Other (5), and Unspecified (8). The actual total is 2134.

Catches from 1 July 2021 to 30 June 2022 by Trap Line
CatFerretHedgehogMousePossumRabbitRatStoatWeaselTotal
Grand total412231028560261195150252114
Makahu Saddle - Middle Hill (MM01-MM64, CT10)
000180107144135
Lotkow Road012130647180
Makino River000120684075
Hotsprings - Te Puia000410705283
Middle Hill - Makino Track000400602169
Makino car park - Makino Hut0004503917267
Makino Hut - Ballard 3-wire Junction000000186025
Ballard 3-wire Junction - Makino River000130202026
Middle Hill car park - Middle Hill110011127225
Kaweka Road10111019091114
Ngahere- Matauria Ridge - Makahu Chalet-Dons Strm - Little's Clearing Track0000100567073
Turners Farm2032003102049
Hukanui - Dineen's farm10800161118
Taramoa0227321297177
Ball's Clearing (BC1-BC19)1017200383163
Mangatainoka000200317141
Ball's Clearing rat traps30023913017900434
Nicholas Farm41142011152049
Pakaututu Rd718201249122157
Taramoa Internal line3623100218467
Makahu Rd, Mangatutunui Stream, Makahu Pines, Makahu River60212059082138
Whittle Road1021100115039
Hutchinson Reserve61143008870120
Te Puia DOC2500000008109
Ball's Clearing 22-4531401101113070
Black Birch0000100001
David's line28800004022
[no line]0002005008

Stories

New kids on the hill

Banner Photo: Grant Russell from Stantec holding kiwi chick 'Stanley'Meet Stanley, our first chick release for the season. Deb had the pleasure of … Read More

Wow, a kiwi chick

Johno, our superhero kiwi in the Kaweka Forest Park, produced a kiwi chick and an egg (subsequently incubated at Westshore) in his first clutch of the … Read More

Stoats galore?

Thursday 26 January 2023Te Puia, (TP1- TP9) DOC250 traps, Hot Springs – Te Puia (370 – 411, DOC200, and CT13), Mangatainoka (W1-W15) Double … Read More

Johno’s fading signal leads to a double surprise

Banner Photo: Johno S and JohnoT in their transportation carrier for the ride to the kiwi crèche.Fiona and Robyn received a message from Deb … Read More

MTT help with grass maintenance at the kiwi crèche

It was great to have Justin and his Jobs for Nature crew from Maungaharuru Tangitu Trust come to clear the lake track at the Opouahi kiwi … Read More

About us

The Environment, Conservation and Outdoor Education Trust (ECOED) was established in 2002 to halt the decline of North Island brown kiwi in the Kaweka Forest Park. At that time, the estimated kiwi population was about 200. In response to the crisis, ECOED initiated the Save the Kiwi Hawke’s Bay Project, which is now known as Save Our Kaweka Kiwi, or SOKK.

Our goal is to restore a healthy population of kiwi in the forest park.

Do you want to help?

From marketing and fundraising to trapping and kiwi monitoring, we'll be able to find a way for you to help.

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Email: [email protected]
Lake Opouahi, Hawke’s Bay

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