Tupu-ā-rangi has long looked out for the ngahere (forests), and he is deeply concerned by the collapse he is witnessing. Our native wildlife – manu (birds and bats), mokomoko (lizards), and ngārara (bugs) – are being ravaged by introduced pests and predators. As are our ancient rākau (trees) – like tōtara, pūriri, pōhutukawa and rātā. Tupu-ā-rangi encourages us to take action to help to bring our forests back to life again.
*Our questio
Name an introduced predator/pest that is threatening our forests.
Name an introduced predator/pest that is threatening our forests.
- Possums
- Rats.
- Stoats.
- Wasps.
- Argentine ants.
- Deer.
- Feral cats.
- Feral goats.
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