Join us for a fun, hands-on session with Predator Free Port Hills and Whaka-Ora Pest Project, and discover how everyday people can protect our native birds, lizards and insects from introduced predators. 🎉

What: Team up with Christchurch Envirokids, Predator Free Port Hills and Whaka-Ora Pest Project to find out how rats, stoats and possums threaten our native species, and why community action is the key to a Predator Free 2050.

Learn: Find out which introduced predators to look out for and what they do to our native wildlife. You'll also learn why trapping matters and how it helps our environment.

Build: Get stuck in and build your own rat tunnel with a trap, and learn how to assemble and use it safely. You'll learn the kind of skills that protect our native wildlife.

Take action: See how every household can make a difference. Find out how to choose a trap, register your household and join the volunteer community working to protect the Port Hills.

Date: 22nd November

Time: Two sessions available (approx. 45 mins each, with a 15-min break between). Choose from 10:00am - 10:45am or 11:00am - 11:45am.

Location: Lyttelton Primary School

Cost: FREE!

Grab your whānau and come along for a morning of learning, building and discovering how you can help protect our native species! 🦜

Contact the host of Christchurch Envirokids x Predator Free Port Hills

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