Possums
Possums might seem harmless, but in New Zealand, they pose a significant threat to our native ecosystems, agriculture, and even human health. Originally introduced from Australia in the 1800s, possums have flourished in New Zealand’s environment due to the absence of natural predators. Today, there are an estimated 30 million...
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.
Eric Mattlin started trapping recently and with every success he's been over the moon.
Read more about his journey as a trapper.
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