ENVMap 13 - Registered Trapping Concessions - Kusawa

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Trapping Report MayAgain, we are losing a lot of bait to mice and our catch rate is low, however we keep catching stoats and weasels consistently. A big thank you to Aquataxi for taking us in to the Park and to Bi

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Trapping Report May 2015 Again, we are losing a lot of bait to mice and our catch rate is low, however we keep catching stoats and weasels consistently. A big thank you to Aquataxi for taking us in to the Park and to Bil

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FEBRUARY’S TRAPPING REPORT A Weka in Marahau The traps are doing their job! Members of the trapping team - Craig, Moppy and

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SolsTiS Ultra Narrow Linewidth CW Ti:Sapphire Laser Applications Atom trapping and cooling

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Plenty of Rats Trapped in March! The two trapping checks carried out in March are now completed. On the first run we caught plenty of rats and the first possum since August 2012! Reasons for not catching many possums for

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Killing rats and stoats in Abel Tasman National Park Enthusiastic volunteers working for the Abel Tasman Birdsong Trust have been trapping stoats and rats along the coastline north of Marahau in Abel Tasman National Park

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μquans PRECISION QUANTUM SENSORS Frequency-controlled laser systems dedicated to atom cooling and trapping Muquans proposes a new generation of agile laser systems offering a precise control of the laser

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Rats and More! Trapping report for April, 2013 The rats got a fair hiding last month, as we approach the 1,000 mark! The trapping team - Pat and David, Al, John and Debbie, Leena, Jason, Jim and Janet, Lucy, Dave

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Trapping Report for January 2014 The massive slowing of our catch rate in November has changed quite dramatically since the end of December. In particular we are catching a much higher number of stoats, and their numbers

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