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No more predators

“No more possums, rats or stoats!” says New Zealand who wants to create a predator-free zone in the country by 2050. The predator-free initiative was recently launched by the New Zealand government which set a goal to get rid of non-native predators to protect the native fauna and flora. Fonterra has welcomed this announcement and says the dairy industry is on board with them accomplishing this hugely significant goal. To read more, click HERE.

Published on Saturday, 26th November 2016 - 08:15

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