Haast Kiwi Sanctuary Trapping
Closing 20 Aug 2026
Auckland Bay of Plenty Canterbury +14 more
Department of Conservation
Haast Kiwi Sanctuary Trapping
Department of Conservation (DOC) DOC
Closes 20 Aug 2026
Opportunity details
Open Skilled resources are required to provide animal pest control of stoats by servicing a network of DOC 200/150 kill traps covering approximately 16,000 hectares in the Haast area.
The network consists of 180km of tracks divided into 33 trap lines, with no more than 1159 tunnel boxes containing approximately 2300 DOC 200 or DOC 150 type traps.
The contract is being issued for trap…
The network consists of 180km of tracks divided into 33 trap lines, with no more than 1159 tunnel boxes containing approximately 2300 DOC 200 or DOC 150 type traps.
The contract is being issued for trap…
Skilled resources are required to provide animal pest control of stoats by servicing a network of DOC 200/150 kill traps covering approximately 16,000 hectares in the Haast area.
The network consists of 180km of tracks divided into 33 trap lines, with no more than 1159 tunnel boxes containing approximately 2300 DOC 200 or DOC 150 type traps.
The contract is being issued for trapping within and around the Haast Tokoeka Kiwi Sanctuary. The sanctuary is located along the Haast-Jackson Bay Road between the Waiatoto and Arawhata Rivers and extends up onto the Haast Range. The trapping areas outside of the sanctuary include an area at the toe of the Selbourne Range, the true right of the Waiatoto River. The network includes alpine traps located between 900 – 1400m and roadside traps along the part of the Haast-Jackson Bay Road, the Waiatoto River Road and the Jackson River Roads.
The network consists of 180km of tracks divided into 33 trap lines, with no more than 1159 tunnel boxes containing approximately 2300 DOC 200 or DOC 150 type traps.
The contract is being issued for trapping within and around the Haast Tokoeka Kiwi Sanctuary. The sanctuary is located along the Haast-Jackson Bay Road between the Waiatoto and Arawhata Rivers and extends up onto the Haast Range. The trapping areas outside of the sanctuary include an area at the toe of the Selbourne Range, the true right of the Waiatoto River. The network includes alpine traps located between 900 – 1400m and roadside traps along the part of the Haast-Jackson Bay Road, the Waiatoto River Road and the Jackson River Roads.
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Department of Conservation
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Closes in 2w 1d
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Tender opened
17 Jul 2026
18 days ago
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04 Aug 2026
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20 Aug 2026
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