Steering group members
- Predator Free 2050 Ltd
- Te Tira Whakamātaki
- Zero Invasive Predators
- Manaaki Whenua – Landcare Research
- Biological Heritage National Science Challenge
- Ministry for Primary Industries
- Department of Conservation
- Science for Technical Innovation Challenge
- OSPRI
- Regional Council National Science Working Group
This work involves developing and driving the knowledge, innovation and improvement pathway for Predator Free 2050 toward four key research outcomes:
- We know what drives attitudes and actions to achieve PF2050.
- PF2050 is built from multiple knowledge systems and world views.
- A suite of tools and approaches are available (or in development) to eradicate predators and maintain gains in all ecological and social contexts.
- Predator ecology and interactions are understood to inform eradication strategies.
Further detail on this pathway’s outcomes, its milestones and measures of success are set out in the 2020-2025 Pathway Action Plan.