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Waiheke Pestival Web Talks


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This year's Waiheke Pestival will feature local people and organizations working hard to preserve Waiheke's native flora and fauna. Presentations will be available online through YouTube. 

All presentations will be pre-recorded available through the Waiheke Pestival YouTube account from the dates set out below

 

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBfpyUB5oaA84KrQFVrX_wQ

 

Karen Saunders from Native Bird Rescue

Native Bird Rescue is a small and volunteer driven native bird Rescue on Waiheke Island. Karen will be discussing what her and her team does to save our native birds that are ill and injured and get them back into the wild.

 

Presentation available August 8, 2020 at 6pm

 

Sally Horwood from Rat Busters

Rat Busters is a pest control project taking place on many different reserves around Waiheke Island. Sally will be discussing pest monitoring, project design, and implementation.

 

Presentation available August 12, 2020 at 6pm

 

Richard Margesson from Free the Tree

Free the Tree is a biosecurity and eco-restoration business specializing in pest plant removal. Richard will be discussing how to target these plants in the field using a military based approach to ensure that all pest plants are identified and removed.

 

Presentation available August 13, 2020 at 6pm

 

Natasha Beletzky from Whakanewha Reserve

 

Natasha is Whakanewha's conservation ranger. Natasha will be talking about what she does as a conservation ranger in the reserve as well as 2020's dotterel fledging success.

 

Presentation available August 14, 2020 at 6pm

 

Mary Frankham and Jo Ritchie from Te Korowai o Waiheke

 

Mary and Jo discuss the positive impact of a predator free Waiheke on the seabirds of the Hauraki Gulf

 

Presentation available Tuesday 18th August at 6pm  

 

Jo Ritchie and Phil Salisbury from Te Korowai o Waiheke

 

Jo and Phil discuss life of a Rotoroa ranger during a rat eradication 

 

Presentation available Wednesday 19th August at 6pm

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