Kiwi aversion training for dogs - Dargaville

Have your dog trained to avoid kiwi. It's not a silver bullet, but it can help save kiwi.  Find out more about how it works here.

When: 11th February 2012

Where: Dargaville

Who: Contact Daren Jones with Department of Conservation for more information. 

Email: djones@doc.govt.nz

Northland Kiwi Hui

Friday 16th March, 2012

BNZ Save the Kiwi Trust, NZ Landcare Trust and the Department of Conservation invite you to attend this informative day and networking opportunity for kiwi conservation projects in Northland.

Kiwi Aversion Training for Dogs

5-6 November 2011

Design the Cover of Our Annual Report

Every year we prepare an annual review to say what we're about, what we aimed to do, and what we actually did.  This year we are running a competition for school students, aged between 12 and 18, to design the review's cover. There are great prizes up for grabs - for you AND for your school!

Win Your Airfares Back

NZ Holiday Card, supporting sponsor of BNZ Save the Kiwi Trust, is offering you the chance to win back your airfares to New Zealand!

Junior Technician for the Centre for Wildlife Management and Conservation

The Centre for Wildlife Management and Conservation, at Lincoln University, is researching new, effective and humane tools and techniques for reducing populations of invasive mammalian pest species and for monitoring biodiversity increase. Through collaboration with communities, Māori, pest control practitioners and research partners, we aim to provide international leadership in the development of innovative pest management tools and strategies to enhance conservation efforts both within New Zealand and internationally. We seek a junior research technician with practical skills and experience in vertebrate pest control to join our multidisciplinary team of experts in animal ecology, wildlife management, toxicology and design engineering.

Senior Technician for the Centre for Wildlife Management and Conservation

The Centre for Wildlife Management and Conservation, at Lincoln University, is researching new, effective and humane tools and techniques for reducing populations of invasive mammalian pest species and for monitoring biodiversity increase. Through collaboration with communities, Māori, pest control practitioners and research partners, we aim to provide international leadership in the development of innovative pest management tools and strategies to enhance conservation efforts both within New Zealand and internationally. We seek a senior research technician with practical skills and experience in vertebrate pest control to join our multidisciplinary team of experts in animal ecology, wildlife management, toxicology and design engineering.