SIRCET
SIRCET's mission is to "pursue projects that will enhance both our community and environment".
Southland
The Halfmoon Bay Habitat Restoration Project is SIRCET's main project. It's about creating an open sanctuary in our extended backyard so that native wildlife can thrive. This pest management project extends from the township of Halfmoon Bay to Ackers Point. Volunteers are the backbone of this project, trapping for animal pests, monitoring birds and re-vegetation work.
In the past ten years, SIRCET has trapped thousands of rats, possums and feral cats in the project area. We have also successfully reintroduced the Stewart Island weka, and other native bird species numbers are on the increase.
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The Stewart Island/Rakiura Community Environment Trust is a non-profit organisation formed in 2002 by Stewart Islanders enthusiastic about protecting and enhancing the environment and community of Stewart Island.
The Halfmoon Bay Habitat Restoration Project is SIRCET's main project. It's about creating an open sanctuary in our extended backyard so that native wildlife can thrive. This pest management project extends from the township of Halfmoon Bay to Ackers Point. Volunteers are the backbone of this project, trapping for animal pests, monitoring birds and re-vegetation work.
Latest update
Update for 23/01/2013 23 January 2013
SIRCET is getting ready to celebrate! in March we will have been in operation for ten years, or as we like to think of it, 10,221 dead rats later. We are holding an event on the 9 March to celebrate and thank all our sponsors, supporters and volunteers
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Thanks for your donation. This will help keep our rat traps baited in order to save birds in our community.
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