Our Story
Predator Free Dunedin is a conservation collective of more than 20 organisations working collaboratively to protect native biodiversity and strengthen communities.
Together, our members share a long-term vision to get rid of possums, rats and stoats from Dunedin’s urban and rural landscapes by 2050. We are strengthening existing projects and linking the areas between by supporting new predator control initiatives.
Delivery Partners
Predator Free Dunedin is being delivered by three partners who are leading on-the-ground efforts across three main areas — on the Otago Peninsula, in the City and across West Harbour and Mount Cargill.
Governance
The Predator Free Dunedin Trust is the governance body for our project. Trustees are elected by member organisations to provide ensure the project’s goals and milestones are being met effectively.
Members
Our community includes more than 20 member organisations who share the vision for a Predator Free Dunedin. From conservation groups, to local government and businesses — we all want to see biodiversity and communities in Ōtepoti/Dunedin thrive through large-scale predator control.
