We protect wildlife and habitat across 12,500 ha by controlling possums, stoats, ferrets, weasels and rats.
Dunedin, Otago
Predator control is fundamental to protecting both wildlife and its habitat - Habitat becomes safer & richer in resources for wildlife to thrive.
Predator control is helping connect and engage communities with nature and is contributing to the economic wellbeing of our farmers - protecting homes and livelihoods, and reducing the threat to herds from bovine tuberculosis.
Since 2016, the Halo Project has been working with the communities which embrace Orokonui Ecosanctuary, Mihiwaka and Mt Cargill/Kapukataumahaka. These are important connected habitats for taonga species and biodiversity.
By working in partnership with communities, organisations and businesses, we can all benefit from widespread and coordinated predator control across the northern Otepoti Dunedin landscape.
From Silverpeaks to Sea, we aim to inspire and work with our communities to enhance, protect and connect with this landscape.
Resources for controlling and monitoring wildlife.
We're still going! 26 March 2025
We're updating the end date as we continue to work on achieving our habitat restoration outcomes! Thank you for your ongoing support!
Thank you so much David, we really appreciate the support of your family! We will put this donation to good use this year as we expand our work into the Karitāne Coast area. Kind regards from the Halo Project team.
Thank you so much Shanae! Your donation is hugely appreciated by us. We will use it to continue our predator free work, removing possums, rats, mustelids and more from our project area! Have a great year. Kind regards, the Halo Project team.