Celebrate. Protect. Discover.

November is packed — and we want you to be part of it.

AGM and vvolunteer celebration — Tuesday 10 November

Our AGM is our chance to come together and celebrate the incredible people behind Pupuke Birdsong Project. Join us to share kai, meet fellow volunteers and community members who work hard to protect our special corner of Tāmaki Makaurau, and hear about everything we’ve achieved together over the past year. All welcome, we’d love to see you there.

November Predator Pulse

November is one of the most critical months for predator control. As temperatures rise, rat and stoat populations surge, right when our native birds are nesting and raising their young. Our Predator Pulse is an intensive, strategically timed period of baiting and trapping designed to give our wildlife the best possible chance during this vulnerable window. Want to get involved? Reach out to our Ecological Halo coordinator via the contact details below.

New! Ngā Wairau Catchment Health – citizen science project

We’re thrilled to launch an exciting new initiative in partnership with Pest Free Kāipatiki. Ngā Wairau Catchment Health invites people of all ages to become stewards of the streams and waterways that flow into the Wairau creek and estuary. Each season, we’ll come together to test the wai and monitor its health. We hope to build community knowledge, raise awareness of these vulnerable and visible waterways, and create meaningful connections to our local wai. This is citizen science with real impact.

Keen to get involved? Keep an eye on our socials or reach out – we’d love to have you. Search "Pupuke Birdsong Project" on Humanitix to see all upcoming events and register.

A big thank you to Auckland Council, Devonport-Takapuna Local Board, and Healthy Waters for their ongoing support.For more information and to book scan the code, go to our website, or give us a call. 

Website: pupukebirdsong.org.nz 
Facebook/Instagram:  @Pupuke_Birdsong_Project 
Email: office@takapunatrust.org.nz
Phone: (09) 486 2098