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Community conservation in action. Help us save Coromandel kiwi

Answering all the best bat questions! Thank you Dr

Answering all the best bat questions! Thank you Dr Natasha Bansal for sharing your knowledge of NZ pekapeka, long-tailed bats and lesser short-tail bats, and bats of the world 🦇
What a wonderful introduction to our only native land mammals!!
#winterlectureseries #pekapeka #welovebats
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We're so excited to have Natasha coming to talk ab

We're so excited to have Natasha coming to talk about the hidden world of bats!! Pekapeka at the Pepper Tree! Sunday night Aug 2nd at 5 pm.

Are these penguin footprints? 👣 Two little blues h

Are these penguin footprints? 👣 Two little blues heading out to sea at Little Bay 🩵💙

A few moments of green 💚

A few moments of green 💚

Waiting for rain 🌧️. This earthstar fungi was enco

Waiting for rain 🌧️. This earthstar fungi was encountered on a trapping trail last week. When they first appear they resemble a small egg, then their outer layer splits open and folds back like a star. The spherical spore-containing structure sits in the centre of the star. When raindrops hit, spores are released through a hole in its top.
Good weather for earthstars today! ✨

We're running a fundraising raffle again this year

We're running a fundraising raffle again this year. Be in to win an NZ AutoTraps AT220 to help control possums, rats, mice and sometimes even stoats on your property. FYI We're noticing a big increase in miromiro/tomtits this year after installing networks of these, and we're putting that down to the sustained control of possums in our MEGa Pest Attack.

Comment below if you would like some raffle tickets and I'll message you back with the info.
$5 each or 5 tickets for $20. A prize worth $620
Great opportunity!
Thanks so much to @nzautotraps for the prize
Must be able to collect from Coromandel, thanks!

How's this for a day out? Volunteer trapper Peter

How's this for a day out? Volunteer trapper Peter making the most of some beautiful weather and catching two stoats!
#bestofficeever

Now some details! Our kaupapa is to enhance native

Now some details! Our kaupapa is to enhance native biodiversity by engaging the community and doing the boots-on-the-ground conservation work.

Today our conservation projects include:
🦉450 ha of intensive pest control over an unfenced sanctuary in regenerating forest (MEGa Pest Attack)
🦉A mustelid trapping network over 16 000 ha for kiwi protection
🦉Extensive possum trapping in vulnerable coastal pohūtukawa forests
🦉Waikawau wetland pest control and monitoring of rare wetland birds
🦉Planting and weed control programmes with the community and schools in partnership with other groups like Hillary Outdoors, Colville school and Driving Creek.
🦉Coromandel Backyard Trapping collaboration with Predator Free NZ and Driving Creek

We are just one of many groups active in northern Hauraki/Coromandel who are all needed to make a difference for wildlife. We work alongside Driving Creek on projects like the invasive ginger weeding, and our trapping overlaps or connects to the work of many other community predator control groups, several iwi, landowners, and agencies who all want the biodiversity of northern Hauraki/Coromandel to thrive.

Plenty of options to get involved if you are keen!
And once again, a massive thank you to our funders, members, supporters, volunteers, field team, landowners and partners

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It's been a while since we introduced ourselves!

It's been a while since we introduced ourselves!
We're a pest control group started way back in 1997 by a group of locals in the foothills of Moehau who were shocked to discover kiwi in their backyards. At that time very few kiwi still existed on the peninsula.

⛰️ FUN FACT - we are named Moehau Environment Group (MEG) after the maunga in northern Hauraki/Coromandel rohe but we don't do the mahi on the maunga (that's DOC and Pare Hauraki Ko Moehau ki Tai). Our part to play is on private and public land around the maunga, acting to extend the safe habitat for kiwi and other wildlife to thrive.

💚 In 2000 we became a not-for-profit society and 26 years later, our mustelid trapping network now extends from Sandy bay to Coromandel town, 16,000 ha of trapped land, making the chances of kiwi chick survival much, much greater (estimated 65%). Without any predator control, kiwi chicks only have a 5% chance of survival 🥺.

95% of wild kiwi chicks are killed by stoats before they reach the safe 1 kg "fighting weight".

We're giving our kiwi a fighting chance. With your help.

Thank you to all our workers, volunteers, members, funders, partners and supporters 🙏🙏

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Pekapeka, New Zealand’s only native land mammals,

Pekapeka, New Zealand’s only native land mammals, are among our most remarkable yet rarely seen wildlife. This talk explores the ecology of New Zealand’s long-tailed and short-tailed bats including how they hunt, roost, communicate, and survive in a changing landscape, while also touching on their cultural significance and folklore, including their place within te ao Māori. The presentation will highlight the growing role of community conservation in protecting long-tailed bats through habitat restoration, monitoring, education, and local action, and explore the simple ways everyday people can help these threatened species thrive in Aotearoa.

Dr. Natasha Bansal is a wildlife ecologist and conservation educator with over 20 years of experience in wildlife rehabilitation, research, and community conservation across India, the United States, and New Zealand. Her work has focused on a wide range of species, from large carnivores and reptiles to New Zealand’s native birds and bats. Natasha is passionate about behavioural ecology, public engagement, and empowering communities to take an active role in conservation, with much of her recent work centred on the protection and monitoring of New Zealand long-tailed bats.

Join us for a warm winter's evening at the Pepper Tree Restaurant and learn some fascinating facts about pekapeka, our only native mammals.
After Dark: The Hidden World of Backyard Bats
Sun 2 Aug, 5pm
And more chances to be in our raffle too!

Mānawatia a Matariki ✨we have a couple of spots le

Mānawatia a Matariki ✨we have a couple of spots left in our kiwi listening bush walk this Saturday from 4pm, so send us an email on info@meg.org.nz if you're interested 🤩

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