November is going to be a very busy month, with quite a few classes of primary school students getting out and about in the Kepler Area. Yesterday, four volunteers from Fiordland College checked the Student Line (School Traps, in blue on the map) and reported on the state of the trapping line, before younger groups venture out. "The recent rain made this route very boggy and we encountered a major tree fall that makes the creek crossing trickier..." But the students and teacher still managed to scramble across and check the last two traps, well done team! 😉 Catch: 8 rats, 1 stoat and 5 sprung traps with unedentified catch.
Kids Restore the Kepler
18 October, 2020
