Predator Trapping Methods: DOC and NMIT Course in Hawke's Bay

The Department of Conservation (DOC) and NMIT are bringing their flagship practical course to Napier. This two-day programme is designed to give both beginners and experienced conservationists the tools they need to protect our local wildlife from introduced pests.

This place-based training is essential for anyone wanting to contribute to a Predator Free Hawke's Bay.

Course Details

• Location: Napier

• Dates: 29 to 30 June 2026

• Registration Deadline: 12 June 2026

• Cost: $199 (Discounted rates available through Biodiversity Hawke's Bay depending on registration numbers)

  
  

Mastering Professional Predator Trapping Methods

Learning correct predator trapping methods ensures that pest control is humane, efficient, and targeted. This course moves beyond the basics, teaching participants how to create and refine a comprehensive predator control plan.

Participants will learn how to write field instructions for trap layouts and how to document results accurately. This place-based training is essential for anyone wanting to contribute to a Predator Free Hawke's Bay. By bridging the gap between scientific research and practical field application, we can ensure our local conservation efforts make a real difference.

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