Predator control for Mt Aspiring National Park
A predator control operation using toxic bait containing 1080 was completed on 2 March 2026. The operation area includes Mt Aspiring National Park. It is open to the public with warning signs in place at key entrances. There may be toxic carcasses and bait (green coloured pellets) in the area. Do not touch the bait or animal carcasses. Water supply at the huts will be unaffected as tanks will be disconnected from the guttering, but as usual we recommend treating water before drinking. This operation is part of DOC's National Predator Control Programme to protect native species.
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A predator control operation using toxic bait containing 1080 was completed on 2 March 2026.
The operation area includes Mt Aspiring National Park. It is open to the public with warning signs in place at key entrances.
There may be toxic carcasses and bait (green coloured pellets) in the area. Do not touch the bait or animal carcasses.
Water supply at the huts will be unaffected as tanks will be disconnected from the guttering, but as usual we recommend treating water before drinking.
This operation is part of DOC's National Predator Control Programme to protect native species.
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Brewster Hut
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