If you live in the wider Lindsay Creek catchment (Opoho, North East Valley, Dalmore, Pine Hill, Liberton and Normanby) visit Open Valley Urban Ecosanctuary’s pop up trap library!
Come along to the Valley Project Community Rooms every second Saturday (12th and 26th September) from 2pm to 4pm. The team will have monitoring devices (tracking tunnels, chew cards and trail cameras) available to help you find out what might be lurking in your backyard as well as traps for rats and possums and some friendly advice!
If you would like more information or are interested in volunteering, please email [email protected], or call the Valley Project on 03 473 8614.
The pop-up trap library is made possible as part of the Open VUE Backyard Ecosanctuaries programme and through support from Predator Free New Zealand and Predator Free Dunedin’s City Sanctuary Programme.
Our vision is to create a vibrant City Sanctuary for Dunedin where wildlife thrives, and communities are leading city-wide predator control. @CitySanctuaryNZ
May 21, 2022
Open VUE pop-up trap library – City Sanctuary
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If you live in the wider Lindsay Creek catchment (Opoho, North East Valley, Dalmore, Pine Hill, Liberton and Normanby) visit Open Valley Urban Ecosanctuary’s pop up trap library!
Come along to the Valley Project Community Rooms every second Saturday (12th and 26th September) from 2pm to 4pm. The team will have monitoring devices (tracking tunnels, chew cards and trail cameras) available to help you find out what might be lurking in your backyard as well as traps for rats and possums and some friendly advice!
If you would like more information or are interested in volunteering, please email [email protected], or call the Valley Project on 03 473 8614.
The pop-up trap library is made possible as part of the Open VUE Backyard Ecosanctuaries programme and through support from Predator Free New Zealand and Predator Free Dunedin’s City Sanctuary Programme.
Our vision is to create a vibrant City Sanctuary for Dunedin where wildlife thrives, and communities are leading city-wide predator control. @CitySanctuaryNZ