Predator Free by 2050

Why and how should we accelerate efforts to achieve Predator Free Aotearoa New Zealand by 2050?

Professors Peter Dearden and Charles Eason CNZM CRSNZ FRSN...

Professors Peter Dearden and Charles Eason CNZM CRSNZ FRSNZ post a joint update, revising their original perspectives, after an eye-opening visit to a pest-control proj...

Katherine Short, an expert in sustainable fisheries and caring for coastal habitat...

Katherine Short, an expert in sustainable fisheries and caring for coastal habitats, calls for the same integrated approach used in terrestrial Predator Free 2050 to be...

Emeritus Professor Carolyn (Kim) King FRSNZ, zoologist and author, highlights t...

Emeritus Professor Carolyn (Kim) King FRSNZ, zoologist and author, highlights the need to prevent species extinction now while developing new technologies:

Emeritus Professor Doug Armstrong FRSNZ, a world-leader in reintroduction biology, ...

Emeritus Professor Doug Armstrong FRSNZ, a world-leader in reintroduction biology, reminds us that the goal of Predator Free is restoring native species and ecosystems,...

Professor Peter Dearden, a geneticist interested in evolution and development, calls...

Professor Peter Dearden, a geneticist interested in evolution and development, calls for a hybrid model of deploying technology and researching novel approaches for pes...

Professor Charles Eason CNZM CRSNZ FRSNZ, a toxicology and pharmacology specialist, ...

Professor Charles Eason CNZM CRSNZ FRSNZ, a toxicology and pharmacology specialist, gives a technical perspective on predator-control for biodiversity, focused on contr...