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Like to become a regular supporter you can activate a monthly subscription below?❤️ $10/month – Lure Supporter Click HereHelps cover the ongoing cost of lure supplies to keep traps active.❤️ $25/month – Trap Maintainer Click HereSupports the maintenance and replacement of traps across active predator control sites.❤️ $50/month – Full Trap Sponsor Click HereCovers the full cost of providing and distributing traps to individuals or groups in need.
Support Conservation – Protect Birds. Fund A Free Trap Or Lure For Someone In Need. Not everyone has the health or time to clear traps, but you can still make a real difference. By funding a trap or lure, you’re helping build a network of predator control and protecting birdsong for generations to come. If you’re reading this, and you're in a position to help — please consider contributing what you can. Your support helps save the kiwi and other precious ground-nesting birds from predators.How It Works: Your purchase directly funds the supply of traps and lures to those who need them. Above you will find a one time payment and a subscription purchase — not a tax-deductible donation. We are not a registered charity. Every trap placed reduces predator numbers and helps restore New Zealand’s natural balance. Your support allows us to put effective tools into the hands of those doing the work on the ground — from community trapping groups to passionate individuals.Prefer to Pay by Direct Bank Transfer? Any amount is appreciated — just use the reference code: FTrap
Bank Details for CMI Springs (NZD)Account Name: CMI LimitedBank: WestpacBranch: Takutai Square, Auckland, NZAccount Number: 03-1509-0021730-00If you’d like to leave a message with your payment, feel free to email us at sales@trapinator.com or use the contact page.
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Trapinator goes beyond manufacturing traps. We support conservation groups, land managers, and agencies with reliable predator control equipment and practical guidance for deploying effective trap networks in real-world environments. Our focus is on supplying robust, field-ready solutions that help protect native wildlife and support long-term ecosystem recovery. Effective predator control is critical to conservation outcomes in New Zealand and internationally. Well-designed trap networks reduce pressure on vulnerable species and help restore ecological balance. Trapinator supports these efforts by providing proven trap systems and practical guidance for deployment, maintenance, and long-term field use. Our approach prioritises durability, simplicity, and dependable performance in demanding conditions.
International Standards and ApprovalsUnited Kingdom: Grey squirrels, rats, weasels, stoats, mink, rabbits(Spring Trap Order Statutory Instruments 2018 No 1190)New Zealand: Weasels, stoats, rats, ferrets, hedgehogs, possums (NAWAC)Germany: DOC150 for rats: (S18 German Infection Protection Act) As the first stage of the international approval journey, and within broader conservation work undertaken by New Zealand’s Department of Conservation, Darren Peters, acting as a representative of the Department of Conservation New Zealand, was involved in introducing DOC trap systems in the United Kingdom. This included engagement with Defra (Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs) and contributed to approval under the Spring Trap Order Statutory Instruments 2018 No 1190.
Why Partner with Trapinator?Successful conservation requires more than equipment — it requires reliability, practical support, and confidence in the tools being used.Trapinator supports control of a wide range of invasive species, including weasels, stoats, rats, ferrets, hedgehogs, possums, and mongoose, helping conservation projects operate effectively in the field.
Join Us in Making a DifferenceTrapinator is committed to supporting conservation outcomes in New Zealand and internationally. Whether you need help selecting equipment or guidance on deploying a trap network, our team is here to help.Contact us today to learn more about our services and how we can assist you in your conservation projects here and across the world.
International Standards and ApprovalsUnited Kingdom: Grey squirrels, rats, weasels, stoats, mink, rabbits(Spring Trap Order Statutory Instruments 2018 No 1190)New Zealand: Weasels, stoats, rats, ferrets, hedgehogs, possums (NAWAC)Germany: DOC150 for rats: (S18 German Infection Protection Act) As the first stage of the international approval journey, and within broader conservation work undertaken by New Zealand’s Department of Conservation, Darren Peters, acting as a representative of the Department of Conservation New Zealand, was involved in introducing DOC trap systems in the United Kingdom. This included engagement with Defra (Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs) and contributed to approval under the Spring Trap Order Statutory Instruments 2018 No 1190.
Why Partner with Trapinator?Successful conservation requires more than equipment — it requires reliability, practical support, and confidence in the tools being used.Trapinator supports control of a wide range of invasive species, including weasels, stoats, rats, ferrets, hedgehogs, possums, and mongoose, helping conservation projects operate effectively in the field.
Join Us in Making a DifferenceTrapinator is committed to supporting conservation outcomes in New Zealand and internationally. Whether you need help selecting equipment or guidance on deploying a trap network, our team is here to help.Contact us today to learn more about our services and how we can assist you in your conservation projects here and across the world.