Major Funding Boost for Predator Free Waihī Beach Project

Predator Free Waihī Beach has received a substantial $10,000 funding boost from the Pio Shores Sports and Community Association. This support is crucial for ongoing efforts to protect native wildlife and enhance local biodiversity.

The funding will help cover trapping and monitoring initiatives, significantly impacting the restoration of Bowentown's ecosystem. Since its inception, the project has eradicated over 2,700 target predators, allowing native species to flourish once again.

Community involvement remains key to the project's success, with increasing local volunteer engagement. The initiative is a shining example of grassroots environmental stewardship that aims to ensure a thriving natural habitat for future generations.