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Use the tab to learn which footprints match which creature

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Eco Memory Game * Eco Memory * Incredible Science Online

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Beautiful looking. Info on costs:

The Weta Hotels we make are around 120 cm long, have Perspex covered tunnels and foam strips to keep the light out. They work best in damp corners where there is lots of decaying leaf litter.
They are $375 ( includes gst), plus freight, which to you in Dunedin would be around $65 plus gst

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Murals, Streams & Weta Hotels | Childspace

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How to create a haven for birds, lizards, weta

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Learn the kind of wildlife you might find in your own garden, and how to turn it into a haven for birds, lizards and weta.

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We are constantly reviewing our products to ensure that they are inline with the latest in pest control innovation and technology. Whether this is the raw ingredients in our insecticides or the materials and construction of our traps and bait stations, you can be assured they are leading the industry.

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Inventors and Distributors of: Black Trakka, a system which allows species and gender specific identification

The Black Trakka™ was developed in NZ by Warren Agnew and is now used in many countries. The product specializes in species identification and can even identify individual mammals by the size of their feet. Approved as standard operating procedure with NZ Dept of Conservation. Used by research Scientists internationally.

Use the Black Trakka to track animals living around your home! Easy to set up, lightweight to transport, and affordable for the average household. A tracking information guide is included with each order of tracking cards for new customers. Set tunnels around your home to help locate pests, and engage in helping New Zealand become predator free by 2050!
Key places to set the Black Trakka:
- Garages
- Barns
- Decks
- Compost sites
- Veggie Gardens
- Flower Gardens

Once pest tracks are located, it's easy to substitute the inked tracking card with a Kness rat trap. We have found that this trap works best in our tunnels, as it can be triggered from either direction and the size fits perfectly inside the tunnel.

Eliminating pests from your area will help assist NZ in becoming predator free by 2050. In addition to locating pests, you can even discover unique, friendly animal species on your property. Identify the tracks of lizards, geckos, frogs, wetas, and other insects using the Black Trakka.

Made of durable polystyrene and steel, these traps are capable of outsmarting even the sharpest mouse. Traveling only 90 degrees, the kill bar's reaction time is far faster than any rodent and can be tripped from either side. When placed in a Black Trakka tunnel, these traps are escape proof. Contrary to wooden traps, they resist staining and odour build up while staying easy to clean and reusable year after year.Pull back slowly on upright bar until locked firmly in catch. Place inside Black Trakka tunnel for optimum results. Kness Snap-E Traps guarantee results.
Features a vertical strike bar, pre-formed bait cup, and large trip plate.
Easy to release:
Pull back slightly on upright bar until rodent is released.

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The Black Trakka™ was developed in NZ by Warren Agnew and is now used in many countries. The product specializes in species identification and can even identify individual mammals by the size of their feet. Approved as standard operating procedure with NZ Dept of Conservation. Used by research Scientists internationally.

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What made these tracks doc for interpreting tracking tunnel results

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What made these tracks doc for interpreting tracking tunnel results

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Join in volunteering, training, teaching, activities and projects, have your say on issues, and apply for permits and funding.

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Science Learn website

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In this activity, students are introduced to biodiversity. They make models of a marine ecosystem and use their models to explore human impact on ecosystems and biodiversity.

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DoC website

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Find conservation activities you can do with children.

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DoC Website

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Join in volunteering, training, teaching, activities and projects, have your say on issues, and apply for permits and funding.

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DoC website

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Join in volunteering, training, teaching, activities and projects, have your say on issues, and apply for permits and funding.

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Kiwi Conservation Club site

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Kiwi Conservation Club site

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Landcare Research NZ site