Nestled deep in the southwestern Pacific Ocean, New Zealand is often lauded as “The Last Eden”. A haven of unparalleled biodiversity, its unique flora and
The diverse landscapes of New Zealand present unique challenges and opportunities in the realm of pest control. As we progress from our beginner’s guide, “Rat
New Zealand’s unique biodiversity is a matter of pride, with its dense forests and rich wildlife. But invasive species like rats and possums have long been a concern, compromising the ecological balance of our land. Here at Connovation we are facing this problem head on, and an innovative approach to pest control is at the forefront of our focus.
While we have various tools in our arsenal to control these pests, few have been as promising and environment-friendly as the Double Tap pellet bait.
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Did you know 35% of the world’s wetlands have disappeared in the last 50 years? Here’s a detailed overview about wetlands around the world and in New Zealand. Click here to read more.
Rat traps come in many different styles and sizes. Find out how to trap, what type of trap works best and some quick tips on rat trapping!
Eric Mattlin started trapping recently and with every success he’s been over the moon.
Read more about his journey as a trapper.
Community project organised by Predator Free Franklin where free baits and traps are distributed to the members.
Connovation’s team member, Chris Brown is racing for a cause. Organised by Virtual Motorsport NZ, Enduro for Mental Health is a 4-hour race with all proceeds going to the charity.
Read here to learn more about the Coheed ESport Team and their cause.
The latest of three Predator Free 2050 Ltd (PF2050 Ltd) development contracts have resulted in a high-interaction-rate trap, long-life scented lures, and an AI thermal camera that can be deployed in remote locations.
The Yellow-eyed penguins also known as the Hoiho (in Maori) are native to New Zealand and are known as the world’s rarest penguins. Here’s a quick read on why they are considered as endangered species and what efforts are being made to protect them.
Connovation has partnered with the Department of Conservation’s Biodiversity Team to develop ways to use PAPP as a landscape control tool for the elimination of Stoats. Click here to checkout some latest updates from DoC.