Seven hundred years after the arrival of humans to the region, more than 40% of New Zealand’s native bird species are at high risk of extinction. Limiting the presence of non-native mammals like rats, stoats and possums is crucial for protecting threatened species.

In Rotorua, New Zealand, safeguarding native birds and other wildlife in the Okere Falls reserve is a community effort. Predator Free Okere Falls, established by a group of passionate locals, is led by the Te Mauri o Okere Awa Charitable Trust and aims to eliminate pests from backyards and reserves by 2025. Tourism businesses like Rotorua Rafting, Rotorua Ziplines and Kaituna Cascades assist with pest controls needed to meet that goal.



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New Zealand can help ensure the survival and recovery of its unique native bird species
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This is essential for preserving biodiversity and maintaining a healthy ecosystem. RotoruaNZ's initiative aligns with global goal, as it promotes environmental sustainability and supports the flourishing of native flora and fauna.
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Big thumbs up to rorotua for the amazing work they are doing in protecting endangered species
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An impressive effort.
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It’s inspiring to see how a community can come together with a shared purpose
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This is impressive
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Wonderful efforts.