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Improvements to bait station design have been a crucial part of increasing the effectiveness of ship rat and possum control in kokako recovery programmes. This "Philproof" bait station was developed by Phil Thomson and is about to be checked by Dale Williams at Rotoehu in the Bay of Plenty.

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Forest and Bird, Issue 282, 1 November 1996, Unnumbered Page

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Improvements to bait station design have been a crucial part of increasing the effectiveness of ship rat and possum control in kokako recovery programmes. This "Philproof" bait station was developed by Phil Thomson and is about to be checked by Dale Williams at Rotoehu in the Bay of Plenty. Forest and Bird, Issue 282, 1 November 1996, Unnumbered Page

Improvements to bait station design have been a crucial part of increasing the effectiveness of ship rat and possum control in kokako recovery programmes. This "Philproof" bait station was developed by Phil Thomson and is about to be checked by Dale Williams at Rotoehu in the Bay of Plenty. Forest and Bird, Issue 282, 1 November 1996, Unnumbered Page

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