Projects

Predator Free Waiheke Island - Stoat and Rat eradication of the largest permanently populated island yet attempted

Bay of Plenty Regional Council comprehensive pest plant data management system

Comprehensive data management system for the Predator Free 2050 project to eradicate Possums and other pests from Whangarei Peninsula

Creating systems and integrating biosecurity/biodiversity data for islands in the Hauraki Gulf for Auckland Council

Using camera detections and GIS technology the program observed a 67% decrease in the feral cat population as a result of intensive and effective knockdown of the population in 2024 and detections are now at the lowest level ever over the program's history

Development and implementation of GIS tools and services for Kawau Island Pest Eradication Project

Waikato Regional Council comprehensive pest plant data management system

Managing operations for an umbrella group for restoration groups in the Bay of Plenty

Tracking and controlling Rooks across the Waikato Region

Adopt a Trap to help the taonga on Rakiura!

Review of Pest Animal Control & Monitoring at Ark in the Park

Monitoring and reporting on rabbit populations in the Waikato Region and beyond

Tracking and controlling Rooks across the Bay of Plenty

A national standard for all pest animal control data

Iwi led project towards a predator free Kaimai Ranges

Restoring a pest managed fenced sanctuary on Aotea/Great Barrier Island

A national system to track marine pest transmission on boat hulls using the very first ArcGIS Hub Premium to "go live" in New Zealand

Region wide deer eradication in Northland. A colloboration between Northland Regional Council and the Department of Conservation

An ArcGIS Online data management system for the Conservation Dog Programme of New Zealand

A region wide pest plant management system designed to integrate with the existing Bay of Plenty and Waikato systems

A Predator Free 2050 project with 4 partners working seperately but in cooperation

Online data management system

Bay of Plenty Regional Council Community Group conservation system

The Predator Free Aotea/Great Barrier Island project that aims to eradicate rats and feral cats from 24,000 ha.