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New Zealand tour operators help revitalize local wildlife by eradicating rats with toxin-free traps.
Maria Kuster and Séan Ellis, based in Fiordland, New Zealand, have been instrumental in reviving local wildlife by reducing rat populations through their tourism business.
Their efforts, along with the use of toxin-free traps from Wellington-based Goodnature, have nearly eradicated rats from islands in Tamatea/Dusky Sound, allowing native bird populations to thrive.
Their business offers tours that involve conservation efforts, and Goodnature's traps have eliminated pests in four of New Zealand's fragile ecosystems, contributing to global conservation efforts.
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Los operadores turísticos de Nueva Zelanda ayudan a revitalizar la vida silvestre local erradicando ratas con trampas libres de toxinas.