...August 2011 C7 BRODIFACOUM: ITS USE FOR POSSUM AND RODENT CONTROL IN FORESTS AND FARMLAND 1 THE PEST ANIMAL PROBLEM IN NEW ZEALAND The pest animal problem in New Zealand is enormous Pest animals threaten our farming economy and our native flora and fauna ...
...Public attitudes to current and proposed forms of pest animal control A summary and review of the Australasian and selected international research Gerard Fitzgerald Fitzgerald Applied Sociology i Public attitudes to current and proposed forms of pest animal control ...
...November 2015 B5 1 WATER SAMPLING FOR SODIUM FLUOROACETATE (1080) – HOW MUCH IS ENOUGH?...
...WEED CONTROL GUIDE For residents, businesses and community groups WHY THIS GUIDE? Pest plants are creating havoc in our natural spaces – bush reserves, coastal areas, and walkways ...
...August 2026 ACCREDITATION LIST BY DESCRIPTION Description Last Name First Name Region Expiry Date Reg ...
...Rat eradication using aerial baiting Current agreed best practice used in New Zealand Version 3 1 Authors: Keith Broome, Chris Golding, Kerry Brown, Peter Corson, Philip Bell, Photo K Broome, DOC Version Date Comment 3 1 May 2017 Minor updates 3 ...
...January 2023 ACCREDITATION LIST BY NAME Last Name First Name Description Region Expiry Date Abhinav Field Operative Drury 06-05-2024 4212 Abels Agnes Field Operative West Coast 11-11-2023 4181 Alexander Rod Field Operative Nelson 30-11-2022 4034 Allan Dave Field Operative Wakefield 26-03-2024 2174 Allan Garry Field Operative Motueka 05-02-2025 1815 Allen…...
...The Biological Exposure Index (BEI) for 1080 is 15ug/Litre in human urine This BEI is designed to reflect an acceptable exposure level for 1080 in humans that is appropriately conservative and includes the use of precautionary safety factors ...
...MAF Biosecurity New Zealand PEST MANAGEMENT NATIONAL PLAN OF ACTION February 2011 NEW ZEALAND IT’S OUR PLACE TO PROTECT ...
...CUTE AND CUDDLY? NO! Help your child to understand the possum problem Use these suggestions as talking points Possums are pests because • they damage our native forest Possums strip the plants of fruit, flowers and leaves ...