Resources

Smart Traps, Smarter ConservationHow New Technology is Changing Predator Control Are smart traps that transmit real-time data the future of predator control? The Forest Bridge Trust recently trialled the Celium Network, a cutting-edge platform developed by New Zealand...

Keeping Kiwi Safe on the Kaipara CoastA Community Effort The rolling farmland and bush-clad hills of the Kaipara region are home to more than just hardworking farmers, landowners, and keen hunters—they're also home to our treasured kiwi. On Saturday, the Glorit War...

Guardians of Dunns BushTrappers Protecting Kiwi and native wildlife The Forest Bridge Trust’s Volunteer Team - Elena Siun, and Paula Griffin - recently hosted an annual catch-up for the dedicated Dunns Bush Trappers. It was a great opportunity to connect in person,...

Incredible Kiwi Journey14km from Mount Tamahunga to Kaipara Flats! Remember the mysterious kiwi spotted on a trail camera in Kaipara Flats recently? We’ve finally caught up with him—and he’s a kiwi from Mount Tamahunga! This remarkable bird has made an astonishing...

A Kiwi Health Check-up The Forest Bridge Trust staff recently had the unique opportunity to learn from their colleague Paula, a newly qualified Kiwi handler. Paula, joined by two experienced Kiwi handlers from Kaipara Kiwi, conducted a health check on Eddie, a kiwi...

Celebrating Our VolunteersInternational Volunteers Day 2024 Today, on International Volunteers Day, we take a moment to reflect on and celebrate the incredible achievements of our volunteers at The Forest Bridge Trust. Every trap set, every connection made, and every...